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Victoria Najera has been in education since 2001. Starting in Los Angeles, California as a bilingual educator in grades 3-5. She moved to New York City in 2006 to continue her career in an urban setting and had the opportunity to teach at the elementary school level and help students as a Math Coach. Also, she is deeply involved in community outreach and charities.

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Education and Community Advocacy

Victoria Najera New York | Understanding Accessibility Needs

Recognizing the diverse needs of students is the first step toward providing effective accessibility resources. Each student has unique challenges, whether they are related to physical disabilities, learning disabilities, or socioeconomic barriers. Understanding these needs involves active listening and engagement with students to identify the specific resources that will be most beneficial. Moreover, schools and charitable organizations must conduct regular assessments to stay updated on t
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Victoria Najera |Providing Educational Resources

Providing access to educational resources is crucial for supporting students in need and enhancing their learning outcomes. Parental engagement programs can offer workshops and seminars on topics such as academic enrichment, college preparation, and career guidance. These initiatives equip parents with the knowledge and skills to support their children's educational goals and aspirations effectively.   In addition to workshops, schools and community partners can establish resource cent


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