Supporting Refugee and Immigrant Students with Special Needs in Educational Settings

EducationChildren's Health
Written By Kelyn Zhang

Refugee and immigrant students with special needs face unique barriers in education, from navigating new languages and systems to accessing appropriate services. In this session, Dr. Soraya Fallah and Jasmin Kouhkan, MSW, explore strategies, case studies, and policy recommendations for supporting these students and their families.

The presentation offers practical tools and insights to help educators, schools, and communities create inclusive learning environments where every student can thrive.

Kelyn Zhang
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