Inclusive Education

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Inclusive Education

• Mikk Pärn
• Seda Salvarli
• Hana Koskova
• Kristina Maciulyte

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Introduction

• Children with disabilities in mainstream schools
• Personal budget
• A part of well-being
• Salamanca declaration

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Principles

• Right to education
• Adaptation
• Communication
• Diversity
• Cooperation

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Our thoughts before

• Better environment
• Participation
• Scepticism
• Teasing and exclusion
• Communication problems
• Slower studying

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Attitudes of teachers

• Extra work load
• Slower studying
• Hard training
• Unexperince and fear
• Responsibility
• Prejudice
• Non-acceptance of classmates

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Barriers in IE

• Few personal budgets
• Passiveness
• Adaptation problem
• Negative attitude
• Little support from the community
• Infrastructure
• Teachers training
• Access to information
• Cooperation

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Benefits for disabled children

• Communication
• Participation
• Relationship
• Home school
• Being home
• Dreams
• Creativity
• Independence

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Benefits for children without disabilities

• Information about disabilities
• Acceptance
• Creativity
• Social behaviour
• Discipline

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Benefits for teachers

• Discipline
• Communication skills
• Change of attitude
• Enrichment of competence
• Creativity

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Benefits for parents

• Dreams
• Discipline
• Happyness
• Independence
• Acceptance
• Gain for the community

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Keys to success

• Active students
• Autonomy and challenges
• Parental cooperation
• Flexibility
• Motivation
• Good will

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IE in our countries

• Majority go to special schools
• Special program
• Personal assistants
• Diploma

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IE and Well-being

• Family life
• Social participation
• Communication
• Emotional benefits
• Education
• Autonomy
• Expectations

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Our thoughts after

• Better environment
• Participation
• Independence
• Acceptance
• Creativity
• Benefits for community

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Inclusive Education

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• Aciu!
• Thank you!