Laos and Australia Collaborate to Enhance Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities
The Lao Ministry of Education and Sports, with Australian government support, is advancing research and implementation of teacher support materials to ensure students with disabilities can participate in learning. This initiative aims to strengthen responsiveness to individual learning needs.
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