Empowering inclusive education: principles for excellence in teaching and lifelong learners
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https://doi.org/10.15584/kpe.2018.6.9Keywords:
inclusive education, excellence, lifelong learners, educational acts, school cultureAbstract
A long time ago educational policies started to develop different measures to offer students with educational needs the support required. However, society is each time more diverse and requires additional strategies to provide a real inclusive education. Most of the times institutions face up problems due to the lack of resources. For this reason, along this research an approach to empower inclusive education is examined. Principles for excellence in teaching and lifelong learners are promoted in a way to enhance all possible strategies to offer the attention students’ diversity demands. The results show how stakeholder’s prescriptions contribute to offer educational support and how inclusive education can be deeply developed in institutions. The new socio educative demands need specific principles, teaching methods and techniques that allow diversity abilities and skills in the classroom.
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