International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been responsible for the academic journey of pupils with disabilities. In the interests of educational inclusion, they must continue to favour the links between actions taken by the educational team and those taken by the health and social care providers. The Teacher-referents are also the privileged voice of the families throughout the academic journey of their children. Consistent with the theories of “care”, this article proposes to update the “discreet know-hows” put to work by these professionals towards families of disabled children. Analysis of a collection of semi-directive interviews conducted with around 21 Teacher-referents allows us to sh...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...
International audienceIn France, the school system, while encouraging the school attendance of desig...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been res...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been res...
Since the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been responsible for the acade...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, teacher-referents have been res...
La loi du 11 février 2005 et la Convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (ONU, 2006)...
International audienceIn France, the school system, while encouraging the school attendance of desig...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...
International audienceIn France, the school system, while encouraging the school attendance of desig...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been res...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been res...
Since the beginning of the 2006 academic year, Teacher-referents have been responsible for the acade...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIf the French Educational Inclusion law (2005) transformed the schooling of a ...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
International audienceSince the beginning of the 2006 academic year, teacher-referents have been res...
La loi du 11 février 2005 et la Convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées (ONU, 2006)...
International audienceIn France, the school system, while encouraging the school attendance of desig...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...
International audienceIn France, the school system, while encouraging the school attendance of desig...
International audienceIn France, the “right to schooling” for disabled children and teenagers is a c...