What works in inclusive education

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Barnardo's summary of the publication

"What does the term "inclusive education" mean?
What benefits can we expect - social academic or others?
How far can legislation or national and local policies impact on
provision in schools?

What works in inclusive education? addresses these questions
among others by reviewing research from UK, Europe, North
America and Australasia and considers evidence for what works
in inclusive education at the level of the school and the class
room. The report concludes by discussing the possible
implications for the practice of inclusive education."
Owner: Judy Sebbs with Darshan Sachdev

Articles: 
Article 28: Education
Article 29: Aims of education
Organisation: 
Barnardo's

Countries

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