Outputs

  • Publication of "Education Policies for Students at Risk and those with Disabilities in South Eastern Europe" (March 2006) including country reviews and a synthesis report.
  • Translation of reviews into languages of the region (publication envisaged for fall 2006).
  • Establishment of model schools in each participating country.
  • Qualified teachers promoting the issue of inclusive education and serving as multipliers / experts in pilot schools.
  • Visible improvement of collected data: implementation of micro-projects in 2006/2007.
  • Increased acceptance and visibility of the concept of inclusive education in education administrations.
  • Establishment of a regional network of experts and administrators in close co-operation with education ministries.
  • Better co-operation between countries with relevant institutions in Europe and on an international level.

 

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