Country Exhibition Materials

At the RA4AL project conference in Odense in the context of an exhibition, country experts had the opportunity to share materials on their work and on initiatives and approaches that appear to be successful in improving the quality of education in inclusive settings.
The following countries have contributed to this exhibition. You can download or view the materials at the links below:

Austria

    Profile of Inclusive Teachers

    The Teacher Education for Inclusion project has explored how all teachers are prepared via their initial education to be inclusive. The three-year project set out to identify the essential skills, knowledge and understanding, attitudes and values needed by everyone entering the teaching profession, regardless of the subject, specialism or age range they will teach or the type of school they will work in.

    Dissemination Conference

    The final TE4I project meeting was held in Brussels on 29 February–1 March 2012. The main aim of this meeting was to provide delegates with an opportunity to discuss the implications of the project findings and the Profile of Inclusive Teachers for their practice. 

    The Dissemination Conference was organised in collaboration with the Flemish Ministry of Education and Training, with a half day event being attended by all the country representatives as well as colleagues from the Flemish and French communities of Belgium.

    Useful Resources

    This list is only a selection of materials available to promote accessible information. This was a post-conference activity conducted based on the conference discussions and debates. The list is presented according to the target audience of the resource in question. In addition to this list, the project has collected documents and resources for further reading.

    Target Audience

    MIPIE project information flyer

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