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MAIN STORY |
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Views of incluD-ed on the new international university ranking, U-Multirank |
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U-Multirank, a new university ranking system set up with European funding, has been publicly launched under the Irish EU Presidency in Dublin on 30 January. incluD-ed fully supports the good intentions and the engagement in this field shown by the European Commission. However, incluD-ed is concerned about several other aspects of U-Multirank and has sent a position paper to Androulla Vassiliou, the European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, and to the CHERPA network, which is responsible for the design and implementation of the ranking.
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HIGHLIGHTED GOOD PRACTICES |
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Trinity Inclusive Curriculum, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland |
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The objective of the Trinity Inclusive Curriculum (TIC) project (2008–2011) was to mainstream inclusive principles within the entire curricula so as to enable all students, particularly those from nontraditional learning backgrounds, to participate more fully in the academic life of the College. |
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Support for students with disabilities in higher education,
Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden |
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Karolinska Institutet has developed a DVD about concrete problematic situations that might occur in the learning environment for people with disabilities. The DVD shows what can be done to develop a more inclusive and equal way to learn, and aims to encourage teachers to reflect on the issues faced by students with different disabilities. |
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Teacher Education for Inclusion, Faculty of Teacher Education at the University College Sint-Lieven, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
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This research project focused on the important competences that teachers need to develop in order to teach children with special needs in regular classrooms. The five core competences identified through qualitative and quantitative research were included in the curricula of teacher education at the University College Sint-Lieven. |
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Partners in Education, University of Silesia in Katowice, Wodzisław Śląski, Poland |
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University of Silesia runs Partners in Education as part of its Human Capital Program. On the premises of the secondary school, students in three inclusive secondary classes attended lectures, workshops, trips, science camps and presentations conducted by academics from the University. |
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“SignOnOne" Beginners' English for the Deaf, Zentrum für Gebärdensprache und Hörbehindertenkommunikation (ZGH), Klagenfurt, Austria |
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"SignOnOne" is a web-based English course for deaf and hard-of-hearing people who use sign language as their first or preferred language and have no previous knowledge of English. |
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INTERVIEW |
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Interview with Łukasz Siatkowski: As far as art is concerned, there are no physical limitations |
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26-year-old Łukasz is a graphic designer, musician, poet and philosopher — a young man with cerebral palsy who breaks all possible stereotypes about people with disabilities. incluD-ed invited Łukasz to speak about his education, his art and his music.
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Interview with Przemek Staroń about Łukasz Siatkowski and art therapy for people with special needs |
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Przemek S. Staroń is convinced that art therapy should become an integral part of workshops for people with special needs.
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NEWS AND EVENTS |
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Student life – a programme to promote studies at the University of Jyväskylä |
APF organises events to foster inclusion throughout France |
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The University of Jyväskylä has launched Student Life, a large-scale program approaching students’ wellbeing from multiple angles. The aims are to develop new models of studying that focus on individual learning methods and technologies that support study.
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Association des Paralysés de France (APF) and its partners are organising in every French region an event to talk about how to foster the inclusion of people with disabilities. Called Etats Régionaux de l’Inclusion, this project started in 2011 and will measure annually until 2016 the progress that has been made throughout France in terms of inclusivity.
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NEW ORGANISATIONS |
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FIRAH
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International Foundation of Applied Disability Research |
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FUB
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The Swedish National Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability |
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EXPERTS |
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Orlando Terre
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Petr Peňáz
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Witold Cyroń
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President of AMEE (Asociación Mundial de Educación Especial), Madrid, Spain |
Head of the Support Centre for Students with Special Needs (Teiresias Centre), Brno, Czech Republic |
Lecturer at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Teacher Trainer at the Teacher Training Centre in Rybnik, Therapist in special schools, Katowice/Rybnik, Poland |
Network themes: Transit to other levels of education from secondary education |
Network theme: Transit to other levels of education from secondary education |
Network themes: Secondary education, Transit to other levels of education from secondary education, Transition to adult life and the labour market |
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