Melita Foundation contributes to Inspire's new classroom
The Melita Foundation has sponsored the refurbishment and development of Inspire’s new classrooms which are designed to develop creativity and support chi
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The Melita Foundation has sponsored the refurbishment and development of Inspire’s new classrooms which are designed to develop creativity and support chi
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Summer lessons can help kids with learning difficulties catch up after pandemic Students with learning disabilities had to weather the COVID-19 pandemic: what’s next now, asks LAURA CALLEJA? 14 May 2021, 7:27am by Laura Calleja Children with learning challenges face a daunting future as the slowdown in COVID infections now raises the question of how they will recuperate once the pandemic was over. “As it is, without COVID-19 we already have children falling between the cracks, and that is a worry,” Malta Dyslexia Association (MDA) secretary Dr Ruth Falzon told MaltaToday. COVID-19 had ...
The last scholastic year, in more ways than one, has shown us all how schooling is not confined to the four walls of a classroom or to the boundaries of schools or colleges. Decisions regarding education have an impact on the life of us all, they affect plans of parents, of families, of society as a whole. When educational authorities make a move, reactions pour in instantaneously and, whether in agreement or disagreement with decisions taken, most of us find ourselves in a position in which we have to abide by them and act accordingly. The effects of decision-making in education are much m...