This is a practical training package comprising a manual (available on the Internet from EENET) and video produced in Lesotho. It shows how primary school teachers implement inclusive education in overcrowded classrooms in remote rural areas with very few material resources
This extensive website focusing on inclusive education is regularly updated, primarily with publications written by people working and living in the South. The website’s resources database covers a wide range of themes including: action research and image-based methodologies, early childhood, emergencies, deafness, gender, parents, policy, teacher education, among others. The website also contains EENET’s newsletters, plus event and job vacancy announcements.
The website is also available from EENET as a CD-ROM
EENET is an information sharing network which supports and promotes the inclusion of marginalised groups in education worldwide. Each year at least one edition of EER is published. It features articles from education stakeholders around the world, sharing experiences of making education more inclusive.
This database provides internet videos about inclusive education and related issues. The database can be searched using drop down menus for themes relating to inclusive education and different world regions
Challenges faced by learners during education transition from class to class or school to school and ways in which these transitions can be made more inclusive and supported are presented.
