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European Journal of Special Needs Education, 2002
Over the past 10 years there has been a growing impetus worldwide towards ‘full inclusion’. More recently this has been balanced by desires to ensure ‘responsible inclusion’ and an awareness that there may be some pupils for whom ‘inclusive’ schools are inappropriate, at least at some stage in their school career.
Jennifer Evans, Ingrid Lunt
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Over the past 10 years there has been a growing impetus worldwide towards ‘full inclusion’. More recently this has been balanced by desires to ensure ‘responsible inclusion’ and an awareness that there may be some pupils for whom ‘inclusive’ schools are inappropriate, at least at some stage in their school career.
Jennifer Evans, Ingrid Lunt
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Inclusion: Dimensions of inclusion in education
International Journal of Inclusive Education, 2017The understanding of inclusion in education has transcended the assumption that inclusion is about students with special needs. It concerns the inclusion of all children.
Qvortrup, Ane, Qvortrup, Lars
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2022
This chapter outlines the aspects entailed in the effective implementation of inclusive education. Four building blocks for the effective implementation of inclusive education are highlighted as the teacher, collaboration, organization, and motivation (TCOM) pyramid.
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This chapter outlines the aspects entailed in the effective implementation of inclusive education. Four building blocks for the effective implementation of inclusive education are highlighted as the teacher, collaboration, organization, and motivation (TCOM) pyramid.
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2013
The “Inclusive Sport Education” project stems from the idea that physical activity and sport can contribute to social inclusion and well-being of the disabled person. The school is the context in which to operate, because it is the school that can address the child with disabilities towards sport and especially towards the knowledge of the physical ...
Laura Rio +2 more
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The “Inclusive Sport Education” project stems from the idea that physical activity and sport can contribute to social inclusion and well-being of the disabled person. The school is the context in which to operate, because it is the school that can address the child with disabilities towards sport and especially towards the knowledge of the physical ...
Laura Rio +2 more
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Journal of the American Academy of Special Education Professionals, 2008
The placement and education of students with disabilities in the general education classroom has generated a challenge and varied opinions for educators, families, and service providers. It is likely that with recent litigation and legislation which supports inclusion and increasing pressure from advocates of inclusion, the trend towards including ...
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The placement and education of students with disabilities in the general education classroom has generated a challenge and varied opinions for educators, families, and service providers. It is likely that with recent litigation and legislation which supports inclusion and increasing pressure from advocates of inclusion, the trend towards including ...
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International Journal of Disability, Development and Education, 2001
Lim, L., Ireland, R.
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Lim, L., Ireland, R.
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2013
Inclusive education has undoubtedly become the current global trend in education. This chapter examines the implementation of inclusion in Nigeria. The history of special education in the country is traced from the pre-Christian era to the coming of the missionaries and eventually the formal education for exceptional persons until this era of inclusion.
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Inclusive education has undoubtedly become the current global trend in education. This chapter examines the implementation of inclusion in Nigeria. The history of special education in the country is traced from the pre-Christian era to the coming of the missionaries and eventually the formal education for exceptional persons until this era of inclusion.
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