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In this forty-first episode of the Every Child Can Learn podcast, Annemaaike (Backup Uganda's Co-Founder and Fundraising & Partnerships Coordinator) speaks with Julie Ssebidde Kamya (Director Programs & Partnerships at SQUAMI) about common myths and actual truths related to learning difficulties and disabilities. The full transcript of this episode is available on http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Every Child Can Learn is a podcast about how to meet every child’s learning needs - even if they are a little more complicated.
This podcast is created by Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) & Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda develops support for children with learning difficulties in Uganda. Brainstud designs, builds and spreads digital learning materials for schools and companies.
Ipwonye wa me pyeradek wiya bwongen eni me lutino weny romo pwonye, Annemaaike (ma tye lador lim ki kubu dul ma pat-pat iBackup Uganda) tye ka lok ki ladit Daniel Alenyo ma onongo tiyo i office ma neno lok ikum ngolo ka obino ilok me peny onyo leb munu lwongo ni UNEB ma tice onongo neno lok ikum kit ma lutino ma tye ki ngolo ki romo konyo gi kwede wek peny gi obed maber. Pwonye eni me acoya nonge kany: http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Lutino weny pwonye tye pwonye ma neno yo me konyo latin acel acel wek obed ki kony weng ma mite pi kwan mamege- kadi bed ni tito loke iye pol.
Pwonye eni, Jo ma kelo botwu aye Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) kacel ki Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda, neno yoo me konyo lutino ma tye ki peko ikwan ki Uganda. Brainstud, yubu jami ma konyo pwonye ma leb munu boro ni learning materials ma bedo iwii yamu ma konyo schools ki companies me dongo.
In this fortieth episode of the Every Child Can Learn podcast, the Backup Uganda team reflects on 10 years of strengthening inclusive education in Uganda. The full transcript of this episode is available on http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Every Child Can Learn is a podcast about how to meet every child’s learning needs - even if they are a little more complicated.
This podcast is created by Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) & Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda develops support for children with learning difficulties in Uganda. Brainstud designs, builds and spreads digital learning materials for schools and companies.
In this thirty nineth episode of the Every Child Can Learn podcast, Annemaaike (Backup Uganda's Co-Founder and Fundraising & Partnerships Coordinator) speaks with Mr. Daniel Alenyo (former Principal Officer Special Needs at UNEB) about what children with disabilities may need to complete national examinations to the best of their ability. The full transcript of this episode is available on http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Every Child Can Learn is a podcast about how to meet every child’s learning needs - even if they are a little more complicated.
This podcast is created by Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) & Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda develops support for children with learning difficulties in Uganda. Brainstud designs, builds and spreads digital learning materials for schools and companies.
Ipwonye wa me pyeradek wiya boro eni me lutino weny romo pwonye, Annemaaike (ma tye lador lim ki kubu dul ma pat-pat iBackup Uganda) tye ka lok ki ladit Edward Otim ma tye Director onyo lador wi dul ma kilwongo ni Sense International ikum kit ma lutino ma tye ki ngolo me it dak bene pe gi neno, ki bene gi tye ki peko ma kwako dul kumgi, gi romo ribo gi ikwan ki bene ikit me kwo gi ma jwii. Pwonye eni me acoya nonge kany: http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Lutino weny pwonye tye pwonye ma neno yo me konyo latin acel acel wek obed ki kony weng ma mite pi kwan mamege- kadi bed ni tito loke iye pol.
Pwonye eni, Jo ma kelo botwu aye Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) kacel ki Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda, neno yoo me konyo lutino ma tye ki peko ikwan ki Uganda. Brainstud, yubu jami ma konyo pwonye ma leb munu boro ni learning materials ma bedo iwii yamu ma konyo schools ki companies me dongo.
Ipwonye wa me pyeradek wiya biro eni me lutino weny romo pwonye, Patricia (ma tye la mi pwony iBackup Uganda) tye ka lok ki ladit Adrari lapwony ma tye ka kwo ki ngolo me wang ki bene kit ma en tye kwede macalo la cwal dwon pi kwan ma ribo dano weny labongo apoka poka. Pwonye eni me acoya nonge kany: http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Lutino weny pwonye tye pwonye ma neno yo me konyo latin acel acel wek obed ki kony weng ma mite pi kwan mamege- kadi bed ni tito loke iye pol.
Pwonye eni, Jo ma kelo botwu aye Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) kacel ki Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda, neno yoo me konyo lutino ma tye ki peko ikwan ki Uganda. Brainstud, yubu jami ma konyo pwonye ma leb munu boro ni learning materials ma bedo iwii yamu ma konyo schools ki companies me dongo.
In this thirty eighth episode of the Every Child Can Learn podcast, Annemaaike (Backup Uganda's Co-Founder and Fundraising & Partnerships Coordinator) speaks with Mr. Edward Otim (Regional Director East Africa at Sense International) about how children with deafblindness and multisensory impairments can be included in education and in daily life. The full transcript of this episode is available on http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Every Child Can Learn is a podcast about how to meet every child’s learning needs - even if they are a little more complicated.
This podcast is created by Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) & Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda develops support for children with learning difficulties in Uganda. Brainstud designs, builds and spreads digital learning materials for schools and companies.
Ipwonye wa me pyeradek wiya bicel eni me lutino weny romo pwonye, Annemaaike (ma tye lador lim ki kubu dul ma pat-pat iBackup Uganda) tye ka lok ki Annet (daktar ma neno lok ikum adam pa lutino) ikum kit me pim onyo yoo ango ma ngat acel romo tiyo kwede ka bik tye ni latin moni tye ki ngolo ikwan. Pwonye eni me acoya nonge kany: http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Lutino weny pwonye tye pwonye ma neno yo me konyo latin acel acel wek obed ki kony weng ma mite pi kwan mamege- kadi bed ni tito loke iye pol.
Pwonye eni, Jo ma kelo botwu aye Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) kacel ki Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda, neno yoo me konyo lutino ma tye ki peko ikwan ki Uganda. Brainstud, yubu jami ma konyo pwonye ma leb munu boro ni learning materials ma bedo iwii yamu ma konyo schools ki companies me dongo.
Ipwonye wa me pyeradek wiya angwen eni me lutino weny romo pwonye, Annemaaike (ma tye lador lim ki kubu dul ma pat-pat iBackup Uganda) tye ka lok ki Angella (ma tye lapwony ma neno kwan pa lutino ma tye ki ngolo igang kwan ma kilwongo ni Hill Preparatory School) ikum kit ma en okwo kwede ki ngolo ikwan ki coc ki bene kit ma en obedo ki kare me nongo tic kwede. Pwonye eni me acoya nonge kany: http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Lutino weny pwonye tye pwonye ma neno yo me konyo latin acel acel wek obed ki kony weng ma mite pi kwan mamege- kadi bed ni tito loke iye pol.
Pwonye eni, Jo ma kelo botwu aye Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) kacel ki Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda, neno yoo me konyo lutino ma tye ki peko ikwan ki Uganda. Brainstud, yubu jami ma konyo pwonye ma leb munu boro ni learning materials ma bedo iwii yamu ma konyo schools ki companies me dongo.
In this thirty seventh episode of the Every Child Can Learn podcast, Patricia (Backup Uganda's Trainer) speaks with Mr. Adrari about being a teacher with a visual impairment and how that leads his advocacy for inclusive education. The full transcript of this episode is available on http://www.backupuganda.org/learning/.
Every Child Can Learn is a podcast about how to meet every child’s learning needs - even if they are a little more complicated.
This podcast is created by Backup Uganda (www.backupuganda.org) & Brainstud (www.brainstud.nl). Backup Uganda develops support for children with learning difficulties in Uganda. Brainstud designs, builds and spreads digital learning materials for schools and companies.
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