AN INCLUSIVE PERSPECTIVES OF DYSLEXIC PUPILS - CROSS-EUROPEAN TENDENCIES
Renate Hofmann, Florentine Paudel, Annelisa Evans, Marietta Papadatou-Pastou
Pages: 1-7
Published: 13 Oct 2019
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Abstract: In the debate about inclusion, due to the associated demand for educational justice, pupils with dyslexia come into focus, together with student with neurodevelopmental disorders or other disabilities. Due to the distinction between learning disability and specific learning disability, pupils who are diagnosed with a specific learning disability do not always receive adequate support, because of the unclear research which has not been able to provide consistent results on causes, support and opportunities. Therefor this article deals with the frameworks of dyslexic pupils in the countries: Austria, Greece, Italy, and the United Kingdom and tries to discuss the rights that should be afforded with inclusion.
Keywords: dyslexia, inclusion, special educational requirements, quality of teaching training programs
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