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Dr. Matthis Speaks on Special Education

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January 27, 2006

On January 27, Dr. Brenda Matthis, assistant professor, school of Education, at Lesley University, visited Okinawa to speak on "Special Education in the U.S. and Use of Technology in Special Education " before an audience of approximately 50 teachers from various schools for the deaf, handicapped and disabled on the island. The event was co-sponsored by the Okinawa Education Center, the prefectural training center for the islandfs public school teachers. On January 27, Dr. Brenda Matthis, assistant professor, school of Education, at Lesley University, visited Okinawa to speak on "Special Education in the U.S. and Use of Technology in Special Education " before an audience of approximately 50 teachers from various schools for the deaf, handicapped and disabled on the island. The event was co-sponsored by the Okinawa Education Center, the prefectural training center for the islandfs public school teachers.





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