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Special ed: Evaluation time

ACCORDING to the Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013 to 2025, a series of initiatives will be implemented in three “waves” to ensure more students with special needs are enrolled in inclusive education programmes, and to raise the overall quality of provision for this group. The first wave, from 2013 to 2015, is geared towards strengthening existing programmes, while the second wave, from 2016 to 2020, focuses on scaling up initiatives and increasing the pool of experts available to support students with special needs. Now in its third wave, from this year to 2025, the Education Ministry is set to evaluate the initiatives from the first two waves and develop a roadmap for the future.

Marking World Autism Awareness Day Nasom Launches World First E-Commerce Specialist Certification Programme for Autistic Youth in Malaysia

Marking World Autism Awareness Day Nasom Launches World First E-Commerce Specialist Certification Programme for Autistic Youth in Malaysia Autism Spectrum Condition Not a Barrier for Youth to Gain Digital Marketing, E-Commerce Skill Set and Employment Opportunities Petaling Jaya, Malaysia - Apr 30, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - The National Autism Society of Malaysia (NASOM) has announced the launch of its first E-Commerce Specialist Certification Programme today. The specialised training and internship programme aims to empower autistic youth in Malaysia with skills in digital marketing and E-Commerce, thus unlocking new career prospects for the community. Launched in conjunction with World Autism Awareness Day, the inaugural programme welcomes young adults aged 16 to 21 years across Malaysia with the autism spectrum condition to register for its first intake scheduled to begin by middle of April 2021.

Calm rooms and sensory walls in malls can make the difference for parents with special children

Calm rooms and sensory walls in malls can make the difference for parents with special children -Photo from Sunway Putra Mall’s website PETALING JAYA: Introducing autistic-friendly facilities such as calm rooms and sensory walls in shopping malls can be life changing for families with autistic individuals. As Jennifer Peters, a speech-language therapist and parent of a child with autism, puts it, taking children with autism out, particularly to malls where loud sounds and too many movements could spark a sensory overload, is not as easy as it may seem. “When my daughter was younger, her sensory inputs got overloaded quite quickly during mall trips. There is much noise and so much movement with various colours and lights that could cause a meltdown,” Jennifer told theSun in conjunction with World Autism Day today.

Special needs children regressing as families struggle amid pandemic

Special needs children regressing as families struggle amid pandemic
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