Sindh to set up digital classrooms for 20,000 special students
Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon says the province is expanding education, rehabilitation and empowerment measures for children with disabilities.
Sindh Senior Minister for Information, Transport and Mass Transit Sharjeel Inam Memon said the provincial government is taking what he called revolutionary measures for the education, rehabilitation and empowerment of special children.
The statement, carried by the Associated Press of Pakistan, did not include a detailed plan. Aaj News reported that the measures include digital classrooms and cover 20,000 students. It did not specify a budget or timeline for the rollout.
Memon made the remarks after what the APP story described as a briefing on the province's special education sector. He did not announce any new funding in the statement.
Sindh runs special education schools across its districts, but the provincial government has not yet published a list of schools that would receive the digital classrooms. The rehabilitation and empowerment components were not explained in the reports available on Monday.
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