Uiryeong Office of Education Conducts Winter Training to Enhance Special Education Staff Competencies
Contributing to the Protection of Human Rights and Improvement of Educational Rights for Students with Disabilities
On the 15th, the Uiryeong Office of Education in Gyeongnam conducted a 'Winter Training to Strengthen the Competency of Special Education Assistants' for special education assistants in the district.
This training was organized to enhance the support capabilities of special education assistants who assist special education students in the field, focusing on protecting the human rights of students with disabilities and improving their educational rights.
![Uiryeong Office of Education, Winter Special Education Staff Capacity Building Training. <br>[Image provided by Uiryeong Office of Education]](http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/img_view.htm?img=2024011515302230006_1705300221.jpg)
Uiryeong Office of Education, Winter Special Education Staff Capacity Building Training.
[Image provided by Uiryeong Office of Education]
The program consisted of sessions such as effectively supporting special education students and bakery and craft activities with future education district village teachers, providing practical and valuable content that truly benefits students attending special schools.
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Superintendent Choi Misook stated, "The competency of special education assistants must be practically strengthened so that students with disabilities can enjoy a safe and happy school life," and added, "We will continue to strive to provide the necessary support to improve the human rights and educational rights of students with disabilities."
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