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Welcome
Welcome to AEC Special Education Wiki! Thank you for your contribution as a volunteer or intern. This club wiki page is designed to facilitate task follow-up, teamwork, and progress recording for AEC volunteers involved in special education. Whether you're a new member or a returning volunteer, this platform will serve as a valuable resource for collaborating with fellow volunteers and staying organized.
Introduction
The AEC Special Education Club is a club affiliated with the AEC Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in California, US. The club is dedicated to establishing a comprehensive platform and network of resources to support children with learning disabilities. The club strive to create an inclusive environment where volunteers can actively engage in practical initiatives, both online and offline, to address the unique needs of these children from various angles.
Through the club website and social media platforms, the club actively promote awareness about special education, shedding light on the individuals who benefit from it and highlighting the challenges faced by children with learning disabilities. The aim of club is to foster understanding and empathy within society while advocating for the rights and well-being of these children.
Moreover, the club have cultivated strong partnerships with esteemed doctors and psychologists, enabling volunteers to initiate collaborative projects that offer assistance not only to children with learning difficulties but also to the wider community. By leveraging collective expertise, the club strive to make a meaningful and lasting impact in the lives of these children and contribute to a more inclusive world.
Mission
The club is dedicated to establishing a supportive platform and network of resources for children with learning disabilities. It is driven by a shared passion for raising awareness about the unique challenges faced by these children and advocating for their needs from various perspectives. Through a diverse range of online and offline activities, the club actively encourage volunteers to take tangible steps in supporting children with learning disabilities.
In collaboration with esteemed doctors and psychologists, the club initiates collaborative initiatives aimed at empowering both children with learning disabilities and the broader community to make meaningful contributions. Currently, its primary objective is to develop a dedicated website showcasing the artistic talents and abilities of special education children, design charity products with special education symbols, hold community seminars and charity events including model shows and concerts, as well as share research findings and special education concepts on social media.
The club recognize that many of these children possess exceptional talents that often go unnoticed or underappreciated. By providing a platform for them to showcase their artworks and abilities, the club seeks to shine a spotlight on their talents and encourage society to celebrate and support these remarkable individuals. The pursuit of this goal is a pivotal step towards enabling children to realize their full potential. The club remain committed to promoting special education and providing unwavering support to children with learning disabilities, and expanding efforts and impactful work in the field, ensuring a brighter future for them.
Tutorial and Rules
Track and update progress
Please ensure to track your work progress on the designated page while completing tasks. Historically, synchronizing your progress with other team members and coordinating across different teams has been challenging. However, the wiki provides a convenient platform to update your task's progress, relevant links, images or videos, and any assistance needed from other members within your task's interface. It is crucial to share and report your task's completion status before the weekly meetings or at any time you consider appropriate.
Utilize club wiki resources
You can refer to the descriptions provided in the right sidebar to access information regarding ongoing, past, or planned tasks. If you encounter difficulties initiating a particular task, lack knowledge about the team members involved, or wish to understand the specific requirements of a task, I recommend attempting to find answers before reaching out to others. Additionally, you may explore the References section on each page to discover relevant academic papers or web resources that can provide further insights.
Create task guideline pages
Furthermore, feel free to create additional pages or sections to provide detailed explanations and instructions related to your specific tasks. These additional resources can help other volunteers understand the work you are undertaking and provide them with the necessary guidance. For example, if you are involved in social media management, you can create a page that outlines the strategies, platforms, and best practices for effective social media operations. Similarly, if you are utilizing specialized software for data analysis or project management, you can create a page that offers a step-by-step guide on how to use the software efficiently.
Organize the content clearly
When creating new pages or sections, make sure to structure the information in a clear and organized manner. Use headings, subheadings, bullet points, and numbered lists to break down complex concepts and instructions. Including relevant images, screenshots, or videos can also enhance the understanding of the content and make it more accessible to everyone. Remember that the wiki is a collaborative platform, and its effectiveness relies on the contributions of all volunteers. If you come across a page that lacks information or requires updates, consider taking the initiative to add or modify the content.
Engage and provide feedback
By actively participating in the maintenance and improvement of the wiki, you can ensure that it remains a valuable resource for everyone involved in the special education club. Don't hesitate to ask questions, seek clarifications, or provide feedback on the wiki pages. The comment section at each page allows for discussion and interaction among volunteers. Engaging in constructive conversations and offering suggestions for improvement can foster a supportive and collaborative environment within the club.
Respect privacy and accuracy
When sharing information on the club wiki, it is crucial to uphold the principles of privacy and confidentiality, particularly concerning students, children with learning disabilities and their families. Respecting ethical guidelines and obtaining appropriate permissions should be a priority before disclosing any sensitive data. It is imperative to refrain from posting NSFW content, as it can be offensive or inappropriate. Additionally, it is essential to refrain from adding irrelevant information that could potentially confuse or mislead readers. Modifying someone else's work records without proper authorization is strictly prohibited, as it undermines the integrity and accuracy of the information. By adhering to these guidelines, we can ensure the responsible and respectful sharing of information on the wiki.
External links
Official Website: https://www.born-gifted.org/
Volunteer Workspace: https://www.born-gifted.org/dashboard