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23 SES 10 B, Finding Effective Inclusion Measures in Mainstream Education – Comparative Research in Ten European Countries (Part 1)
Symposium, to be continued in Session 23 SES 11 B
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++ Thus the papers deal with ethnic segregation in the Netherlands and in other countries, inclusive policies and projects addressing the educational needs of immigrants’ pupils in Italy, Strategies of Roma Minority Education in Central Europe, the case of bilingual education in Slovenia in comparative perspective, the French mainstream model about differences and other countries. Muskens' paper will give an introduction in the project. ++++The meta-assessment include research conclusions both at the school level and that of national or regional politics, as well ass the level of European co-ordination and action, as appropriate. References: (2007). Access to education and employment for people with intellctual disability. Summary. Budapest: Open Society Institute. Arnesen, A.-L., & others, a. (2008 October). Policies and practices for teaching socio-cultural diversity. `report on the survey in initial education of teachers in sociocultural diversity. 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