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SM ISO690:2012 ŞTEFÎRŢA, Adelina. Children’s Right to Education: Opportunities, Discussions, and Debating Inclusive Education and Discrimination in Education. In: 4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health, 29-30 septembrie 2017, Iași. Iași, România: LUMEN Conference Center, 2017, pp. 244-246. |
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4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health 2017 | ||||||
Conferința "4th Central and Eastern European LUMEN International Scientific Conference on Education, Sport and Health" Iași, Romania, 29-30 septembrie 2017 | ||||||
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Recent studies examining the integration of new comers in host societies point the difficulties in cultural integration due to misunderstandings generated in areas related to mental and physical health. These points include and are related also to the problems connected to children, because they meet emotional difficulties in adjusting emotionally themselves. The difficulties can be explained because of the traumas of transition, difficulties in ethnic identity and communication problems. How can we help children from marginalized ethnic, cultural, racial, linguistic, and religious groups attain a sense of inclusion within their schools and nation-states, political efficacy, and clarified national identities? For that we need to make an analysis of global migration, diversity, and citizenship education, advocacy and policy related to the children‟s rights to education. There is a great need to explore the many roles that parents play through engagement with children at home, connections to the school and community, and interactions with other parents. What does it mean to be a „different‟ parent in terms of the family‟s relationship to education. In the same time data is important for developing inclusive policies, monitoring their implementation, and then evaluating the results. There is a need to discuss the applicability and potential for different data sources to meet these needs, as well a discussion of how to construct appropriate indicators for measuring success. In addition to a discussion on administrative data systems, qualitative data, and survey data, there should be an exploration of action research that focuses on improving the quality of education delivery by delving into the dynamics of how interventions work in different locations. |
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Cuvinte-cheie Inclusive, education, rights, opportunities, discrimination, integration |
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