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Structură socială. Societatea ca sistem social (985) |
SM ISO690:2012 SHIMRIT, Ochana. Policy making on equality and integration in special education in Israel. In: EcoSoEn, 2019, nr. 3-4, pp. 242-248. ISSN 2587-344X. |
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The heterogeneous class is a reality in Israel's education system and reflects the heterogeneous population that characterizes Israeli society. The main factor in the heterogeneous class represents the social processes, such as immigration, and the deliberate policy of the Ministry of Education, such as integrating children with special needs into the regular school. There are arguments about the contribution of the class that promotes heterogeneity both socially and academically. Those who support this idea argue that the social encounter between special needs students and regular class students will contribute to the social growth of special students. They argue that even if the child is rejected, he/she is exposed to models of normative social behavior. The assumption is that students with learning disabilities will integrate into adulthood in mainstream society and therefore should develop as an integral part of this society. On the other hand, some argue that children with special needs experience consistent social rejection. Observations have shown that special education students have less social interactions with ordinary students, express emotional distress and feel lonely and disconnected. |
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Cuvinte-cheie equality, heterogeneity, Special Education Law, Integration Law, egalitate, eterogenitate, Legea educației speciale, Legea integrării |
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