Expert talks learning obstacles at National Disability Summit

By Deniz Uzgun
Published September 20, 2019

One of the biggest potential obstacles to the learning of students with disabilities is the quality of pedagogy, Dr John Munro told educators at this year’s National Disability Summit.

The professor of educational psychology and exceptional learning at Australian Catholic University was one of the keynote speakers at the ...

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Expert talks learning obstacles at National Disability Summit

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