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Educational systems for inclusive education in Norway, Romania, Scotland and Sweden

Nondal, Turid Johanne; Cercel, Renata; Mearns, Caroline; Ahlström, Margareta
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https://hdl.handle.net/10642/7013
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2018
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Nondal, T.J., Cercel, R., Mearns, C. & Ahlström, M. (2018). Educational systems for inclusive education in Norway, Romania, Scotland and Sweden. Learning Disability Practice journal, 21(5). doi: 10.7748/ldp.2018.e1869   http://doi.org/10.7748/ldp.2018.e1869
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A lifelong learning Erasmus intensive programme promoting inclusion of persons with disabilities has involved collaboration between universities in different countries. This article outlines information provided by the programme, with an overview of the education system in Norway, Romania, Scotland and Sweden, focusing on the legal, administrative and physical inclusion of people in need of adapted education. The four countries have dismantled several barriers to inclusion. Despite positive developments in recent decades, there are a range of challenges that will need to be overcome in the future, as the number of children living into adulthood with complex learning disabilities continues to increase. Collaborative working between different professions in addressing and meeting a child’s needs is essential to ensure inclusive education in the future.
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RCN Publishing
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Learning Disability Practice journal;21(5)
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Learning Disability Practice journal

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