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    Education for All Week 1 - Call to Action
    (2018-06-01) McConkey, Roy
    In this video, Roy McConkey discusses how all children deserve to receive formal education. He discusses how chilldren in Africa, particularly those with disabilities, often do not receive education despite the attempts by the UN. He discusses how schools can become inclusive by accepting all learners, adapting teaching methods to cater for different kinds of educational needs, involving the community in education and schooling, and encouraging attitudinal change in the learners so that all students are able to participate in education without prejudice. He further discusses the various challenges that schools face when attempting to become more inclusive. This is video 1 in Week 1 of the Education for All MOOC.
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