Best Ways to Help a Disabled Child Have a Better Experience at School

According to a recent infographic compiled by UKS Mobility, nearly 26% of disabled people report having had a negative experience at school. Bullying is a common complaint voiced by disabled children, sometimes even as young as seven years old.

To improve this situation, parents have to make sure that they teach their non-disabled children about diversity and the need to treat everyone equally – no matter whether they come from a different country, believe in a different God, or has some physical or mental disability. Schools should also be equipped with the right mobility equipment and teachers should be trained in special needs education.

Were you ever bullied at school?

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