Tag: inclusive education

• “Anybody there?” – Teaching online as a blind academic

  

  Draining, challenging and inaccessible. That is my honest summary even after a year of practice and experience when it comes to online teaching. I am aware that there is much debate within the academy about the pedagogic benefits or downsides of teaching online. I don’t want to get into this debate; rather I want to point out what it was and is like for me: a blind academic.

  Anica Zeyen

  October 23, 2021

  Lived experience of being disabled

  disability, inclusive education, online teaching, teaching

• India #2: The power of changemakers for disability

  

  This is my second blog post on my 8-day research journey to New Delhi, India. The first one was more on the experience of travelling in India with a visual disability, this one is more about the research I did there and the people I met. This trip was quite different form my journey to […]

  Anica Zeyen

  March 1, 2020

  Disability and Entrepreneurship, Disability and societal inclusion, Disability research in the Global South

  changemaker, community, disability, entrepreneurship, GCRF, inclusion, inclusive education, India, social entrepreneurhsip

• An exploratory trip to Uganda – bananas and incredible insights from incredible people

  

  My first research trip to Uganda.

  Anica Zeyen

  January 17, 2020

  Disability research in the Global South

  disability, GCRF, inclusion, inclusive education, perseverance, Uganda