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Inclusion: theory and practice : Lessons From the South - Making a Difference

An International Disability and Development
Consortium (IDDC) Seminar on Inclusive Education

 

Appendix 3 (Main document)

Agenda

March 1998

Sunday 1st
am:
Travel to Agra by train
pm:
Visit to Taj Mahal. Welcome dinner hosted by SCF

Monday 2nd
am:
Introductions & Background to the seminar - Abdul Jetha & Sue Stubbs
Brainstorm on key questions & Mountain drawing - Anupam Ahuja
pm:
SCF's perspective on IE - Sue Stubbs
Lesotho's IE programme - Lineo Phachaka
South Africa's IE policy & personal story - Marie Schoeman

Tuesday 3rd
am:
Experience of IE in Anhui, China - Chen Xian Zhong
Interest groups - based on key issues identified in day one
'Level' Groups: IE; CBR; mid-way; & learners
pm:
Project Integrated Education for Disabled Children (PIED) - Dr. Mani
District Primary Education Programme (DPEP). Aloka Guha

Wednesday 4th
am:
Panel discussion ('Level' groups prepare questions beforehand)
pm:
School visits' preparation, Interest groups

Thursday 5th
am:
School visits in Agra
Evaluation of school visits in small groups and plenary - Anupam Ahuja
pm:
Two national programmes: Vietnam & Papua New Guinea - Tran Thi Nhieu & Dr Trinh Duc Duy, Graeme Leach
Focus on CBR: Bangladesh; Ghana; and India - Afroza Parvin; Mr Worgbeyi; PK Venugopal

Friday 6th
am:
An introduction to the UNESCO resource pack - Anupam Ahuja
Inclusive schools in Palestine - Omar Nofal & Maysa Hawwash & Naela Rabah
Child-to-child activities in Swaziland & Palestine - Sindi Dube & Maysa Hawwash
pm:
Personal stories: whole group - Ulrika Norelius
Small groups: Evelina Tan; Josephine Gabriel, Mr Joshi
Deaf issues: a focus on Nepal - Raghav Bir Joshi

Parallel sessions
am:
Session One: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Kyrgyzstan; Nicaragua - Dragana Sretenov; Turdu Shamurato; Desiree Roman Stadthagen
Session Two: Uganda; Philippines; India - Maria Kangere; Evelina Tabares; Saraswati Rao
pm:
Interest groups: Implementation steps; attitudes; policy; curriculum; teacher training; assessment and evaluation.
Cultural Evening: Omar Nofal

Saturday 6th
am:
Action plans
What is the Enabling Education network (EENET) - Susie Miles
Evaluation & Closing Ceremony: "tickling a rhinoceros"
pm:
Departure

 

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