Our Final Day
After an early morning bus ride back from Kumasi to Accra full of Anasi stories and songs, we arrived at Korle Bu Hospital to witness a surgery and to participate in the cleft palate clinic.
Effiduase School and Komfo Anokye Hospital
This morning we headed back to the Effiduase school to work with the students on making sequencing cards and supporting literacy.
School, Royalty, and the Hospital
We started our day by visiting Effiduase Methodist school. The 45 minute drive to get there went by in a flash thanks to George’s Anansi stories and the musical stylings of Ryan and the Ratlings. Upon arrival, Eric and Mercy invited us into their classroom for...
First Day of the Advanced Cleft Palate Speech and Feeding Institute at Komfo Anokye Hospital.
Today was the first day of the Advanced Cleft Palate, Speech, & Feeding Institute at Komfo Anokye Hospital.
Last Day of the Professional Development Retreat
Today was the last day with our colleagues at the professional development retreat.
PD2 (Not a Star Wars character)
Our second day of PD was a co-op of students, teachers, and directors creating academically integrative approaches. And a dance finale.
Professional Development: Day 1
Today, we left Accra and began our journey to Kumasi.
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It was a [FAB] day! Fabric and Beads
Today was an exciting day filled with fabric and bead buying galore!
Last Day at Korle Bu
Today was our last day working at Korle Bu Hospital. We had the opportunity to visit the audiology department and observe newborn hearing screenings.
Korle Bu Hospital – Day 2
Again, we separated into groups of 4-5 students to assess, evaluate, and provide speech and language therapy to clients with a variety of disorders, including cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, aphasia, language delay, and more. We focused on parent-child interaction and creating home programs with strategies for the parents to work with their children. We then had lunch at the Dean’s Guest House, where a tradition Ghanaian dish (Ground Nut Soup with Fufu) was prepared for us. Afterwards, we went to the Accra market place to explore and buy souvenirs.
Goodbye for now!
Best,
Hind
