Wednesday, 31 January 2018

My Weekly Special Needs Awareness on 99.9 Kiss FM Abuja

Dear friends, tomorrow we shall have another exciting discussion on our weekly #SpecialNeeds radio programme, for your information and listening pleasure.
We shall be discussing on the topic: "Autism and Hearing Impairment: Are children living with autism hearing impaired?" TOMORROW, Thursday, 1st February 2018 on Kiss FM's Honourable House of Parapo Show from 6:30 - 7:30 pm.
See flier for details.
Learn more as you join us Live on air at Kiss 99.9 FM, Abuja. To join in the conversation call: 09030000899 or 08091299997.
Follow us for updates on Twitter @dewdropscc @cacademy_ng @lolaaneke
You can also stream LIVE by visiting: www.kissfm999.com
For sponsorship, please call: 0705 763 0825 or send email to: admin@dewdropscc.org


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Thursday, 25 January 2018

My Weekly Special Needs Awareness Radio Show on 99.9 Kiss FM Abuja

Join us on the program today at 6:30 - 7:30 pm... Not in Abuja? Stream Live - www.kissfm999.com

#SpecialNeedsAwarenessOnAir
#ThankYouJesus!


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Thursday, 18 January 2018

My Weekly Special Needs Awareness Radio Show on 99.9 Kiss FM Abuja

Discussing the topic "Explaining Disabilities to Typical Students in an Inclusive School to Promote Acceptance and Reduce Bullying" on air @ Kiss 99.9 FM with my beautiful mentor @ememopashi and my big sister from another mother @shade.samuel was one of the fun moments that I will not forget in a hurry (the pictures tell it all).
We started off by explaining what it means to be a bully and also described various types of bullying such as physical bullying, verbal bullying, emotional bullying, relational bullying, cyber bullying, etc., and their effects on individuals living with special needs.
We talked about the possibilities of individuals with special needs experiencing verbal and emotional bullying by parents and siblings unintentionally, even before they begin to experience it at school.
We also highlighted some of the ways to prevent bullying and promote acceptance of individuals living with disabilities at home, in our classrooms and the entire school.
Many thanks to our host and special guests who agreed to be on the show tonight despite their busy schedules.
Let's do this again next week, same time, same station. Together, we can make a difference!
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Saturday, 13 January 2018

FLYING IN THE FACE OF THE ORDINARY

In line with our belief in continued professional and self-development as a way of boosting workplace productivity as well as personal confidence and effectiveness, the Dewdrops Community Centre for Special Needs organised its first staff development training for the year on 11 January 2018.
The theme of the training was “Personal Effectiveness and Optimized Thinking,” and the topic was: FLYING IN THE FACE OF THE ORDINARY, facilitated by the renowned Life Optimisation and Clarity Coach, Mr. David Babale of DB Innovations.
 
He conducted the training for all teaching and non-teaching staff of the Dewdrops Community Centre using various contemporary training resource materials and techniques to drive home his life changing points over a period of 6 hours.

In the end, some of the training outcomes included steering of the staff in the direction of higher productivity and building the cohesion necessary for a TRIBE of special educators and caregivers to provide excellent services to learners with special needs and their families.
The training ended with a closing remark by the Program Director, Mrs. Lola Aneke. And now we’re set to fly with renewed excellence in the face of the ordinary!
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