Special Education Cambodia

The Australian Centre for Education wins global 2021 Language Educator of the Year Award The Australian Centre for Education (ACE) – part of IDP Education – has become the first school outside Europe to win the prestigious PIEoneer Award for Language Educator of the Year. The winners of this year’s PIEoneer Awards – selected by an international panel of 43 judges from leading universities, institutions and professional bodies from 25 countries across the globe – were announced at a ceremony at London’s Guildhall on September 3. The annual PIEoneer Awards are merit-based, with winners selected according to the quality of the product or service being assessed following a rigorous nominations process. ACE beat off stiff competition from peer finalists in Australia, Canada, the UK, the US and Vietnam. ACE principal Ashley Irving said that,after the most challenging year in the organisation’s history, the award was a dream come true for the whole ACE team, students, parents and the...

World Health Organisation (WHO) representative to Cambodia Li Ailan said school reopening process should be used as a role model for reopening other sectors currently mothballed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Li strongly supports the government’s decision to reopen schools, saying it is a decision backed by UN agencies and other international experts. Speaking to reporters while visiting centenarians who volunteered for vaccinations in Kampong Thom province on September 6, Li said many people, including students, parents, teachers, and even the WHO and other UN bodies like UNICEF and UNESCO, had been hoping that schools would reopen as soon as possible. She said the current evidence shows that students and schools themselves are not major drivers of Covid-19 transmissions and keeping them shut any longer could cause students real harm. “If you look at Cambodia, transmissions mainly occurred in ... settings like casinos, factories, prisons,markets and other crowded places. “We did no...

 

One of the greatest missions that a parent can have is to teach their children the importance of responsibility, so they can achieve their goals in life with commitment, dedication, and conscience. Taking responsibility for things should begin when a child is small. Parents are committed to teaching the importance of responsibility to their children. The rest of the family also plays an important role in teaching this value, starting with the example set by parents, aunts, and uncles. Remember that  your child will learn from what they see and imitate it. Avoid using the punishment model The best way to teach your child to be a responsible person is to demonstrate it through your behavior. As a parent, it’s important to show them that you are committed to all of your tasks, which will let them know that they need to be responsible, as well. A child will learn and do what they observe much more quickly than if you tell them to do something. For that reason, aggression and puni...

World Health Organisation (WHO) representative to Cambodia Li Ailan said school reopening process should be used as a role model for reopening other sectors currently mothballed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Li strongly supports the government’s decision to reopen schools, saying it is a decision backed by UN agencies and other international experts. Speaking to reporters while visiting centenarians who volunteered for vaccinations in Kampong Thom province on September 6, Li said many people, including students, parents, teachers, and even the WHO and other UN bodies like UNICEF and UNESCO, had been hoping that schools would reopen as soon as possible. She said the current evidence shows that students and schools themselves are not major drivers of Covid-19 transmissions and keeping them shut any longer could cause students real harm. “If you look at Cambodia, transmissions mainly occurred in ... settings like casinos, factories, prisons,markets and other crowded places. “We did no...

The Australian Centre for Education wins global 2021 Language Educator of the Year Award The Australian Centre for Education (ACE) – part of IDP Education – has become the first school outside Europe to win the prestigious PIEoneer Award for Language Educator of the Year. The winners of this year’s PIEoneer Awards – selected by an international panel of 43 judges from leading universities, institutions and professional bodies from 25 countries across the globe – were announced at a ceremony at London’s Guildhall on September 3. The annual PIEoneer Awards are merit-based, with winners selected according to the quality of the product or service being assessed following a rigorous nominations process. ACE beat off stiff competition from peer finalists in Australia, Canada, the UK, the US and Vietnam. ACE principal Ashley Irving said that,after the most challenging year in the organisation’s history, the award was a dream come true for the whole ACE team, students, parents and the...