Why A Special Education Teacher Says The Pity And Praise Must Stop
A first-person essay republished by a Ghanaian outlet pushes back on pity and praise for special education teachers, describing the hard daily reality of the job.
A first-person essay republished by a Ghanaian outlet pushes back on pity and praise for special education teachers, describing the hard daily reality of the job.
Priscilla Nana Ama Samson, a 17-year-old student with cerebral palsy, has resumed senior high school after Ghanaians raised about GH¢40,000 to cover her school items.