Caring and Supporting our Children with Special Needs
We just did the Christmas show, starring the special kids at the Romblon East Central School. This was not a regular program; it was a fundraising event to raise money so we can complete the mini-therapy area that we started a year ago. And it was a big success! Click here to read how …
I met her and attended to her medical needs when she was still a baby. Then she grew up and I lost track of her. Until recently, with the power of the internet, I virtually met her again. I think I befriended her sometime on facebook, so I get to read her stories in messenger. …
Read moreSpecial education teaching-facing challenges and feeling fulfilled
Being a teacher is a gift. Mentoring the young ones especially kids with special needs involve a lot of patience and determination. Parents with special kids are really appreciative of the teachers’ efforts in guiding and teaching their kids more so because their kids need utmost attention. And because these mentors spend a lot of …
Read moreOn becoming a Special Education teacher- getting to know the kids’ second parent
Any parent with a special needs child would want the best for her kid. A caring mom would be very happy hearing her special kid speak for the first time or learn that she is able to read the ABCs and write the alphabet or her name. Even if the special son or daughter is …
Read moreSpecial Educational Needs for Children-starting early is the key!
Pangga ta Ikaw is excited to share with you all that we are in the process of building an indoor play area for the special kids at the Romblon East Central School in Romblon, Philippines. Enhancement of motor and social skills Aside from nurturing the mental development of special kids in the Special Education ( SPED) …
Read moreIndoor Play Area ( Where Kids Will Romp And Laugh )
THE BEGINNINGS Pangga ta Ikaw is dedicated to help kids with special needs to develop their fullest potential. We started this endeavor in 2015 to commemorate the first death anniversary of Roxannie, fondly called ” Pangga ” by family and friends. Pangga is my sister with Down syndrome who died at the age of 46. …
