Inclusive Education
Welcome to the Inclusive Education Knowledge Centre!
Education is key in allowing each of us to reach our human potential and is the first step in developing an inclusive society. Article 24 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) fully recognises the rights of persons with disabilities to education, without discrimination. Therefore the provision and facilitation of inclusive education opportunities is a crucial part of the work of specialised and mainstream service providers.
Currently this database is under construction. Here you will be able to find regularly updated database of theoretical and practical materials & resources in the field of Inclusive EducationYou can also filter the glossary accessing the following categories of information:
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InvesTT Final Evaluation Research Paper | ||||
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Description An evaluation paper of the school systems of different countries with a recourse to universal design, accessibility issues and reasonable accommodation | ||||
InvesTT Newsletter | ||||
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Description: The InvesTT project periodically disseminated its results to a growing database of stakeholders in order to outline the findings in the area of inclusive education and the developments in that field. You can find below the 4 newsletters developed. | ||||
InvesTT Strategy at EU Level | ||||
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Description: A general recommendation on universal design to the implemented at European level. The recommendations contained concern the macro and micro level of adoption of universal design with a view of increasing the inclusiveness of the education systems throughout Europe. | ||||
InvesTT-Dissemination & Exploitation of Results | ||||
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Description: In 2015 the InvesTT project, several national seminars and four
stakeholder fora were organised to share the results of the project and
convince other schools to develop a learning environment with a
universal design in their own school. Below you can find the reports on
each event. | ||||
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La Inclusión Educativa en España Desde la Perspectiva de Alumnos con Discapacidad Intelectual, de Familias y de Profesionales | ||||
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Description The aim of this document is to show the perspective of students with intellectual disabilities, families and professionals on inclusive education in Spain. Reference https://sede.educacion.gob.es/publiventa/detalle.action?cod=15301 | ||||
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Political will- The Main Barrier to Inclusive Education | ||||
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Description: In this document EASPD is adressing the problem of lack of political will to invest and contribute in establishing effective inclusive systems as one of the great barriers to inclusive education. The conclusions are drawn from the EASPD annual conference “Inclusive teaching programmes: Let’s develop it together!” in 2015. | ||||
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Salzburg Education Declaration: Towards More Inclusive Learning Environments in Europe | ||||
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Description This paper presents the principles of inclusive learning environments, explaining the role which the European Union and the local and national authorities play. EASPD also makes recommendations addressed to the different actors involved in this topic. Reference | ||||
Sign Library | ||||
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Description SignLibrary is a tool that facilitate access to literature and cultural knowledge by translating World Literature into Sign Language. Reference http://signlibrary.equalizent.com/ | ||||
Study of Services to Support the Inclusion of Persons with Disability in Mainstreaming Environments | ||||
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Description This study is part of a series of reports published by EPR that aim to provide evidence of trends and developments in
delivery of services to people with disabilities. This particular study presents services from the EPR membership that
support the inclusion of persons with disabilities in mainstream environments. Reference http://www.epr.eu/images/EPR/documents/Studies/EPR_Study_Mainstreaming_Services_2015_Final.pdf | ||||