Dr. Grace Opigo is a K-12 educator at a Public School in the State of Georgia, USA. She completed her Doctor of Education degree at Walden University, her master’s degree at Central Michigan University, and her undergraduate degrees at Georgia State University and Assumption College, all in the United States of America. Her research topic was on a Study of Antisocial Student Organizations in a Nigerian University. For almost two decades, however, she has focused on implementing proven research methods to teach student with Special Needs. Her future research efforts will focus on the implementation of these research methods to educate all students, with or without special needs, to bridge the gap between students in the public and private sectors. Dr. Grace Opigo is currently collaborating actively with colleagues in Education who share the same research interests to compile a Handbook on Teaching and Learning in disadvantaged communities around the world. Dr. Grace Opigo’s immediate goal is to work with universities and government agencies as a consulting Professor, visiting Professor or an Adjunct or full Professor at a University or College. In her ever-vanishing spare time, Dr. Grace Opigo enjoys travelling. She is also the mother of two children. Dr. Grace Opigo can be reached at business1930@yahoo.com
