By Jackline Mpunjo | Project Coordinator
ADAPTED SPORTS AS AN INFLUENTIAL KEY TO LEARNING
Sports Development Aid on February 2021 visited Mtwara Technical Secondary School that provides inclusive education. 40 students attended the Girls Action Club and 5 of the students were disabled (mute).
Gender discrimination was the topic discussed together with the students in Girls Action Club giving their views on how they understand gender discrimination. Through group discussions and presentation, all girls were able to understand the term gender discrimination and the indicators, which lead to gender discrimination.
After discussions, we played a traditional game called Paka na Panya meaningcat and rat that improves physical fitness and flexibility to students which make them active that will lead them to better academic performance and be able to reach their goals.
“I am very happy to learn about gender discrimination and most of all to play a new game called paka and panya because I have never played before. I am grateful to Sports Development Aid to remember us disabled. I promise I will never miss this session every week” – a mute student, Girls Action Club member
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By Jackline Mpunjo | Project Coordinator
By Jackline Mpunjo | Project Coordinator
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