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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE PHILIPPINES: PERSPECTIVES ON INCLUSION

The Philippines’ seven thousand one hundred seven islands are home to more...

15 June 2016  By Lynette Torres
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ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS THEORY: A VALUABLE FRAMEWORK FOR RESEARCH ON INCLUSION AND SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS/DISABILITIES

The paper Ecological Systems Theory: a Valuable Framework for Research...

24 May 2016  By Leda Kamenopoulou 
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THE PROCESS OF READING AND THE TEACHING OF READING SKILLS TO PUPILS WITH DYSLEXIA

The paper The Process of Reading and the Teaching of Reading Skills to Pupils...

4 May 2016  By Blagovesta Troeva 
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POWERING INCLUSION THROUGH MEDIA: MESSAGE AT THE UN

World Down Syndrome Day 21 March 2016, United Nations, New York  POWERING...

7 April 2016  By Cátia Malaquias 
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EDUCATION FOR ALL: ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL?

I once heard someone describe the inclusion of children with additional...

13 March 2016  By Nicole Dempsey 
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THE BIG BOOT – A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF BEING INVISIBLE TO INCLUSION

When I was 13, I was diagnosed with Stargardt Disease (SD) a genetically...

8 March 2016  By Jennifer Wu 
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WE ALL WILL LEARN: THE USE OF DOUBLE STAFFING IN CLASSROOM

At Dixons Trinity, perhaps one of our most unique and impactful distinctive...

17 February 2016  By Nicole Dempsey 
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CALL FOR PAPERS BY THE EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL “PEDAGOGY” AND GLOBI

GLOBI - Global Observatory for Inclusion is proud and honoured to announce...

20 January 2016  By GLOBI 
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“GIVE A PART, DON’T KEEP APART”: ADVANCING INCLUSION IN ADVERTISING AND MEDIA

The importance of the representation of people with disability in all aspects...

4 November 2015  By Cátia Malaquias 
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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA AND RUSSIA: HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH REPORTS

On August 18, 2015, Human Rights Watch released a report, “Complicit...

29 September 2015  By Andrea Pregel 
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