Inclusive education--cross cultural perspectives ;
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v. 2
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Introduction / Julie Allan -- Including ourselves: teaching, trust, identity and community / Keith Ballard -- 'They believe that they participate ... but': democracy and inclusion in Norwegian schools / Marit Strømstad -- Participation and democracy: what's inclusion got to do with it? / Colleen Cummings, Alan Dyson and Alan Millward -- Why does education for all have to be inclusive education? / Kari Nes -- The social construction of adulthood with a difference in Iceland / Dora Bjarnason -- Inclusion and problem groups: the story of ADHD / Gwynned Lloyd -- Working past pity; What we make of disability in schools / Linda Ware -- An outsider's perspective on the reality of educational inclusion within former Yugoslavia / Alison Closs -- Understanding the changing role of English local education authorities in promoting inclusion / Mel Ainscow and Dave Tweddle -- Daring to think otherwise? educational policymaking in the new Scottish Parliament / Julie Allan -- 'Race' and the discourse on 'inclusion' / Fernando Almeida Diniz -- Teacher education, government and inclusive schooling: the politics of the Faustian waltz / Roger Slee -- Concluding remarks / Julie Allan.
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The book offers a cross-cultural perspective. It contains a collection of papers from internationally renowned scholars who provide fresh insights into the goals and ambitions for inclusion, participation and democracy and how these might be realized today. Several of the authors look beyond schooling and ask how far inclusion fosters or inhibits individuals' sense of identity and community. The 'insider' accounts provided by some of the authors highlight the complex political and cultural changes required to achieve success with the inclusion project.