My first day at outbox Edu

It was the most amazing experience in my life studying in an inclusive setting. This time everyone is focusing on her/his computer and people all seem too busy even not to say hello to each other. My big worry was if I find no sign language interpreter in class!, how am I going to talk to the facilitator that I am deaf! many questions were running into my minds but luckily everything was well organized. the interpreter was already in class helping other deaf students, the outbox team appeared to me to be nice people with a lot of experience working with people with Disabilities especially the deaf. I was very impressed by their quick response to whoever seeks any assistance from them.! The sign language interpreter was doing an amazing job. as usual, helping every deaf student to ensure that they are not left out. I was supposed to report on 2nd march but I failed due to my busy schedule at work. I was again grateful that the facilitator took me through the whole of yesterday's program. Thank you to the outbox Edu program for giving out scholarships to women and persons with disabilities.my responsibilities now as a student here is to put more effort and complete all assignments given to me in time. though I am a bit worried about how am I going to manage both work and studies in all five weeks.

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