Sindh taking revolutionary steps towards education: Sharjeel

Karachi witnessed Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon unveiling revolutionary steps for the betterment of special children in Sindh. Approximately 20,000 students are enrolled in 67 special educational institutions across the province. Along with free education, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, speech therapy, transport, and a monthly stipend of Rs 3,000, these institutions are the cornerstone of the government's initiative.

A noteworthy development is the establishment of 49 modern digital classrooms within 37 Special Education and Rehabilitation Centres. These classrooms cater to around 754 hearing-impaired students who previously faced difficulties in accessing special educational facilities. Additionally, 20 satellite schools have been established to bring education to areas where special education centers are scarce.

Smart boards, e-learning tools, and modern facilities are provided in these digital classrooms to enhance the learning experience. The government's commitment extends to a Sign Language Teachers Training Programme, aimed at increasing the professional capacity of teachers. This comprehensive approach, which includes expanding digital classrooms and satellite schools, is a priority for the Sindh government in providing modern teaching resources to special children.