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Part I: What is the Issue? 1. Inclusion is a challenge 2. Teachers are the solution Part II: What Does the Research Tell Us? 3. Action research for inclusion 4. What helps teachers? 5. What is the impact for pupils? 6. What makes effective facilitation? Part III: What are the Implications? 7. Conclusion: Improving the Context for Inclusion
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Terrence Tully
reviewed Improving the Context for Inclusion: How teachers and educational psychologists can use action research to work together to develop inclusion on October 05, 2012
Improving the Context for Inclusion: How teachers and educational psychologists can use action research to work together to develop inclusion
Useful, and surprisingly less dry than most academic, how-to, summary books of its type. Still academic, obviously. If the subject of qualitative research via printed documentation, past and present, interests you, give this one a look. Otherwise, skip it.
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