Learning Outcomes
The aim of the course is the presentation and the understanding of topics
related with teaching practices in inclusive education.
In particular, students are expected to:
-familiarize with concepts and questions related to the education of disabled students in general schools
-gain knowledge about the changes that have taken place in teaching
programs
-recognize the multiplicity of learning
-get acquainted with technologies that advance knowledge for disabled students
-familiarize with whole school approaches
- be able to distinguish exclusion from inclusion as well as the consequences of the implementation of programs and policies concerning the disabled student
Course Content (Syllabus)
The course provides practical guidance and questions for reflection, and discussion as it presents case studies to show examples or examine key points for teaching practices in inclusive schools. It challenges current thinking and critiques International and Greek policy and practice on inclusion. It provides practical guidance on how to ensure schools are fully inclusive. The course will systematically, thoroughly, and extensively review effective educational strategies for inclusive education. It will combine academic research with professional practice.