‘Give deaf students a fair chance’: After finding success in US, deaf Jamaican calls for change at home

Jamaica Observer 7 h Jamaica

Deaf students who have the academic ability and desire to enrol in the regular school system in Jamaica must be provided with qualified interpreters in the classroom to enable them to function and excel. That call is coming from 40-year-old Kaniel McDonald Dodd, who attended Mona High School in 1998 as part of a Government programme aimed at incorporating special needs students with exceptionaliti

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