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A year after – impacts of the „common education“ report

Autor OSF, ČOSIV
Organisation Nadace OSF
Year 2018
Research type purpose-built publication
Annotation Before the end of the school year, 2016/2017 representative investigation was made with the aim to map out the introduction of changes to support the education of pupils with special educational needs which is in force from September 2016 and is referred to as the common education. Although it still takes the so-called transitional period, where there is an overlapping of the original and the new legislation, the aim of the investigation was to determine how the incoming changes are perceived by directors and teachers of primary schools and how to evaluate the overall experience with the provision of support measures for students who need them. The current report brings the findings of changes in schools and classes from the perspective of Directors and teachers, shows what the new legislation has benefited and where barriers persist in the successful education of pupils with special educational needs.
Keywords common education, inclusion, education, pupils with special needs, reform
Research type unrepeated research
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Obor AM Pedagogy, education
Email osf@osf.cz
Availability available in the NRVDM electronic library
Download research 1530392446.pdf
Link http://osf.cz/cs/publikace/rok-pote-vysledky-vyzkumu-prezentuji-dopady-reformy-spolecneho-vzdelavani/
Research location Ano
Organisation Nadace OSF
Organisation web www.osf.cz
Possible connection Number of children and young people in institutional and protective education facilities
Pre-school education - number of schools, classes, children
Number of children / young people living in a materially deprived household
Individuals using the Internet in education
Participation of Children in Pre-school Education
Registry administrator Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
Operator Národní pedagogický institut ČR
In cooperation Czech Council of Children and Youth
Links vyzkumy@npicr.cz Error and bug reporting Personal data protection