Learning Together to Live Diversity

Conference abstract

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has been ratified by countries worldwide, including Luxembourg. The right to inclusive education is mandated in the Convention, yet it must be transferred into national, state, and local legislation—and implemented in contrasting special and inclusive education systems. All schools in Europe face the challenge to develop inclusive cultures, practices, and structures. Which factors enable such fundamental reform processes? Success in inclusive education depends on the practices that teachers use every day to foster learning among diverse learners in their classrooms.

The first of three annual project conferences, the Luxembourg conference has been organized collaboratively between Luxembourg’s University and Ministry of Education (MEN) to provide opportunities to share experiences and knowledge about special and inclusive education across Europe and in Luxembourg.

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Conference Material

Challenges, Paradoxes and Opportunities: Comparative Research on Student Disability and Inclusive Education
Prof. Dr. Justin Powell, University of Luxembourg

Presentation of a Study on Inclusive Education in Luxembourg
Prof. Dr. Kerstin Merz-Atalik & Peter Hudelmaier-Mätzke, University of Education Ludwigsburg, Germany

Keynote Speech

Comparing Inclusive Schooling in Europe
 

Comparing Inclusive Schooling in Europe

by Prof. Dr. Justin Powell

Podium Discussion

Inclusive Schooling in Europe and Beyond: From Segregation to Integration and Inclusion

Inclusive Schooling in Europe and Beyond: From Segregation to Integration and Inclusion

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