To what extent does your school promote equal opportunities?
By answering a series of questions on the website kansenongelijkheid.nl, you can determine to what extent your primary school offers equal opportunities. The checklist [...]
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For an inclusive school!
The Wallonia-Brussels Federation remains a poor pupil in terms of inclusion. By rejecting pupils it considers to be “deviant”, it only reinforces its elitist [...]
Inclusive education
Instead of removing children with a disability or learning disability from the normal school environment, inclusive education brings the specific help to the child. The [...]
Dyslexia in the spotlight
That the subject of dyslexia is in the spotlight among teachers in primary education we now know at Klass-e! Many teachers have subscribed and received the first program [...]
The difficult road to truly inclusive education.
Inclusive education is the buzzword of recent years. It has big opponents and big supporters, but at least nobody cares. Flanders has always had a very strong special [...]
No right to inclusive education for a large group of children
Many children have major problems in Dutch education due to a disability or illness. This is apparent from an analysis of experience stories by In1school, a project of the [...]
The inclusive classroom experience in Verviers is already bearing fruit in the classroom.
Since the beginning of the school year, seven autistic children have received regular education at the Royal Verdi Atheneum in Verviers. They form a so-called inclusive [...]
Urgently wanted: 1,500 teachers
There is a great shortage of teachers in Flanders. There are currently no less than 1,500 vacancies in education. That is twice as many as during the same period last year. [...]
Banaba in education: special needs education
The programme gives you the opportunity to get in touch with a lot of experts from the special education sector. In this way, you will gain ideas for your own professional [...]
Teachers don’t give enough to teaching: that’s the big pain in the ass of our education.
Almost everything that society has problems with is passed on to the schools, and also ends up on the teachers’ plate’, writes Stijn Van Hamme (UGent) as a result [...]