Experts stress on skills to teach spl kids

Updated on: Tuesday, November 29, 2011

The International conference on education inclusion on Saturday stressed on meeting the challenge of learning difficulties of differently abled children by imparting special skills to teachers for imparting education to these children.

Over 24 academicians from ten countries, besides India, presented papers at the three-day conference organized jointly by the Association for Promotion of Creative Learning (APCL), Patna, the UK-based KG Foundation and State Council of Education Research and Training, at the School of Creative Learning, Nargada, Danapur.

Times of India

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