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The Inclusive Learning Approach (ILA) analysed global experience to understand how to facilitate change towards inclusive education more effectively. The Approach draws on previous work by many organisations, including Enabling Education Network and the Norwegian Association of Disabled. It has recently been used within the Together for Inclusion programme – a consortium of Norwegian NGOs, organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) and other partners.
This page lists some of the outputs. We hope to make more of the outputs available online soon.
ILA Inclusive Teaching Component
Briefing paper: Innovation in Inclusive Education Teacher Training. Sharing our Experiences.
This paper answers frequently asked questions about the inclusive education teacher training approach. (Available in Word and PDF formats.)
Set of teacher training manuals.
This is the original set of 11 manuals from Zambia. More recent adaptations in Zambia and other countries have been condensed into 7 modules. (Available in Word and PDF formats.)
This records project activities and results, and analyses alignment with the project’s original theory of change. (Available in Word and PDF formats.)
This article discusses common problems with inclusive education teacher training and presents alternative approaches, including the Zambia and Zanzibar project case study. (Available in Word and PDF formats.)
ILA Inclusive Advocacy Component
This component supports OPDs to become more effective inclusive education advocates and advisers.
Read about the background and process
This video has helped OPD trainers to used participatory training approaches.
An Introduction to Inclusive Education for Disabled People’s Organisations. Participants’ Handbook.
This is the first training module. This illustrated handbook summarises key messages that are discussed during the foundational training stage. (Available in PDF format.)
Inclusive Home Learning
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when schools were closed, EENET and NAD developed some resources to help parents, caregivers, and families support fun and effective learning at home, without needing lots of resources.
This double-sided poster is available to download in 11 languages. (Available in PDF format.)
Home learning activities booklet
This booklet is available to download in 10 languages. (Available in PDF format.) You can use a basic search function (in English) help you choose suitable home learning activities.
Supporting learning at home in the early years: a booklet of ideas and activities
This is an early childhood version of the home learning activities. (Available in PDF format.)
A continuum for Inclusion: Home learning, education transition, and inclusive school-based learning
This document contains case studies from Zambia, Zanzibar, Ukraine, Uganda, eSwatini and Armenia that were collected during the COVID-19 pandemic. They show the challenges of – and connections between – home learning, education transitions and making education more inclusive for all. (Available in PDF format.)