Thanks to the including school, which allows a better consideration of the specific needs for all the pupils, the deaf and hearing-impaired children can sometimes be schooled in ordinary class. How does it take place and how does the teacher of an ordinary class organize this inclusion? An observation, an analysis of filmed sequence, as well as an interview of co-explication with a teacher allows us to note that the inclusion trivializes the handicap and favours the social etiquette. Besides this, the teacher undertakes a posture adapted to the hearing-impaired pupil (gestures, articulation, look…), and different practices of class. To teach with the presence of a handicap, is to adapt to the handicap itself.Grâce à l'école inclusive qui pe...
Thanks to the law of the 11th of February 2005, more and more student with disabilities find themsel...
For several years, school in France has been choosing a way from integration to inclu-sion. School’s...
International audienceWith regard to principles of equality and equity, greater school accessibility...
“Inclusive schooling” is defined as the fact that all children, whatever they may be, can be include...
This thesis draws up an assessment of the evolution of the inclusion of pupils with disabilities in ...
The inclusive school is leant on the Act of February 11th, 2005, which says that every child with a ...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
In this writing, a reflection around the instruction is realised out in order to improve its underst...
Today, the inclusion of pupils with disabilities is one of the National Education’s priorities in Fr...
Dans les écoles primaires françaises, les élèves en situation de handicap peuvent être accueillis de...
The analysis of the inclusion of the student in an handicap situation by the public education system...
The law of 11 February 2005, which recognizes the transition from integration to the inclusion of pe...
International audienceThis research, based on the Joint Action Theory in didactics (Sensevy, 2007, 2...
The examination of the conceptual and contextual backdrop of inclusive education, in France and all ...
“The right to education for all children, whatever their handicap, is a fundamental right. Each scho...
Thanks to the law of the 11th of February 2005, more and more student with disabilities find themsel...
For several years, school in France has been choosing a way from integration to inclu-sion. School’s...
International audienceWith regard to principles of equality and equity, greater school accessibility...
“Inclusive schooling” is defined as the fact that all children, whatever they may be, can be include...
This thesis draws up an assessment of the evolution of the inclusion of pupils with disabilities in ...
The inclusive school is leant on the Act of February 11th, 2005, which says that every child with a ...
International audienceIn this article we throw light on inclusive practices in primary and secondary...
In this writing, a reflection around the instruction is realised out in order to improve its underst...
Today, the inclusion of pupils with disabilities is one of the National Education’s priorities in Fr...
Dans les écoles primaires françaises, les élèves en situation de handicap peuvent être accueillis de...
The analysis of the inclusion of the student in an handicap situation by the public education system...
The law of 11 February 2005, which recognizes the transition from integration to the inclusion of pe...
International audienceThis research, based on the Joint Action Theory in didactics (Sensevy, 2007, 2...
The examination of the conceptual and contextual backdrop of inclusive education, in France and all ...
“The right to education for all children, whatever their handicap, is a fundamental right. Each scho...
Thanks to the law of the 11th of February 2005, more and more student with disabilities find themsel...
For several years, school in France has been choosing a way from integration to inclu-sion. School’s...
International audienceWith regard to principles of equality and equity, greater school accessibility...