The Implementation Of Inclusive Education In Great Britain: Obstacles, Future Challenges
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Davydenko H. V. The Implementation Of Inclusive Education In Great Britain: Obstacles, Future Challenges.
The results of analysis of basic problems of inclusive education in Great Britain are presented in the article. Obstacles are examined at the level of governmental activity, local authorities and local communities. The special attention is paid to the analysis to the state of businesses in the system of school education and searches of measures for overcoming of the obstacles in access to education.
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5. Audit Commission Special Educational Needs: a mainstream issue. London: Audit Commission. 2002.
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8. Clough P. & Garner G. (2003) ‘Special educational needs and inclusive education: origins and current issues’, in S.Bartlett and D.Burton (eds) Education Studies: essential issues. London: Sage.
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13. Frederickson N. & ClineT. (2002) Special Educational Needs, Inclusionand Diversity, a textbook. Buckingham: Open University Press.
14. Hanko G. ‘Towards an inclusive school culture – but whathappened to Eltons affective curriculum?’, British Journal of Special Education, 30 (3), 125–131. Direct Link: Abstract PDF (60K),2003.
15. Hodkinson A. ‘Inclusive and special education in the English educational system: historical perspectives, recent developments and future challenges’, Research in Education, 2010, 73, 15–29.
16. Judge B. ‘Inclusive education: principles and practices’, in K.Crawford (ed) Contemporary Issues in Education. Norfolk: PeterFrancis, 2003.
17. Rustemier S. & Vaughan M. (Segregation Trends – LEAs in England 2002–2004. Bristol: CSIE, 2000.
18. Warnock M. Sspecial educational needs – a new look’, Centre for Disability Studies [online at http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disability-studies/archiveuk/archframe.htm.
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Давиденко, Г. (2013). The Implementation Of Inclusive Education In Great Britain: Obstacles, Future Challenges. Educational Dimension, 39, 308–314. https://doi.org/10.31812/educdim.v39i0.3077
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