Establishing Pathways to Inclusion: Investigating the Experiences and Outcomes for Students with Special Educational Needs

ISBN-13: 9781138290341 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 196 str.

Richard Rose; Dr Michael Shevlin

Opis

This book studies the ways in which inclusive practices function in schools. Based on a large-scale research project it provides a secure understanding of what really works. Using a framework for analysing and understanding the factors that enable students to become effective social learners and highlighting those which can influence successful inclusive practice it examines how schools can establish and implement an agenda for change. Findings are discussed in relation to research from international studies in order to provide an understanding of how students and families can be supported to gain positive experiences from schooling and achieve desired learning outcomes.

Spis treści

Section 1: Context and Introducing the Study  1. Inclusive Education in Ireland: Developments and Challenges  2. Policy and Research Context within the Republic of Ireland  3. Collating Evidence: Research Methods Deployed During the Study  Section 2: Experiences and Outcomes: Multiple Perspectives  4. Student Experiences and Outcomes  5. Parental Reflections on their Experiences  6. The Attitudes and Experiences of Teachers  7. Insights from School Leaders  8. Perspectives of Support Teachers and Therapeutic Professionals  9. The Experiences of Paraprofessionals  10. Academic Outcomes for Students with Special Educational Needs  11. Social Outcomes for Students with Special Educational Needs  12. Student Transition from Primary to Post-Primary School  Section 3: Critical Factors in Establishing Inclusive Learning Environments  13. Setting an Agenda for Research  14. Inclusive Education in Ireland – What Have We Learned?