Special needs and inclusive education, the Italian experience of overcoming segregation
“Inclusive education is not an optional extra, it is a basic necessity. We must put the most vulnerable at the heart of our actions to achieve a better life for all” said Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education. Statistics prove that students with learning disabilities in segregated schools catered for special education needs will be more likely to be earlier school drop-out or to have fewer opportunities when entering the job market.
Participating in this course teachers and education staff will get to know and analyse the Italian model of inclusive education discussing strategies, working methods and approaches to fight the segregation of students with special needs and at include them in the mainstream education.
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