IntroductionSociety, education and the university need to reconsider their relationships at each historical moment based on the priorities or codes of behavior that are deemed appropriate by the entities, governments, businesses or advocacy-groups that can take decisions according to the available resources and in order to answer to the needs or demands of the population, in general, and of the organizations, professional, workers, researchers, students, specifically. If we accept this argument, then we accept the premise that society is in constant transformation (Toffler, 1980) ABSTRACTRelations between Society and Education are being reconsidered at each significant point in time based on the current situation and facts. Taking into account the possibilities and limitations of the economic, social and cultural climates, it is therefore necessary to make continuous adjustments depending on the actual stage of development of the concurrent ecosystems, considering also their integrating elements, in order to synchronize the development of shared projects in the short, medium and long term in all environments: political, business, academic and social, In this framework, we have been progressing in recent years, in both theory and practice, in the construction, the development and the implementation of an inclusive ecosystem model that integrates training, research and innovation of professionals and users to provide comprehensive answers to the needs and demands of involved organizations, institutions, as well as of the citizens in general. The ecosystem model serves as a platform to manage knowledge and a network of institutions. In this article we present some of the projects that we are supporting from the Institute of Research and Educational Innovation (INIE) of the University of Oviedo, as well as the difficulties we are encountering, the progress and future challenges.Keywords: ecosystem of training, social inclusion, didactic methodology, collaborative learning, knowledge management, teaching practice, combined teaching.Modelo ecosistémico inclusivo para la gestión del conocimiento, la formación y la innovación: avances, dificultades y retos RESUMEN Las relaciones entre Sociedad y Educación se van reinterpretando en cada momento histórico concreto en base a circunstancias situacionales. Ante esta realidad se hace necesario realizar ajustes continuados en función del estadio de desarrollo en que se encuentren los ecosistemas concurrentes, así como elementos que los integran para sincronizar el desarrollo de proyectos compartidos a corto, medio y largo plazo en los ámbitos políticos, empresariales, académicos y sociales atendiendo a las posibilidades y límites coyunturales, situacionales y culturales. En este escenario venimos avanzando en los últimos años, desde la teoría y la práctica, en la construcción, desarrollo e implementación de un modelo ecosistémico inclusivo que integra la formación, la investigación y la innovación desde el que gestionamos el conocimiento y las redes de instituciones, de profe...
PALABRAS CLAVE Necesidades educativas especiales; Escuela inclusiva; Educación inclusiva; Prácticas inclusivasResumen En este artículo se presenta de forma descriptiva y comparativa cómo los sistemas educativos portugués y español han ido avanzando hacia una escuela para todos. La Educación Inclusiva apuesta por una escuela como comunidad educativa, defendiendo el ambiente de aprendizaje diferenciado y de calidad para todos los alumnos. Se trata de una escuela que reconoce y aborda las diferencias, dando sentido y significado a la diferencia en sí misma. De acuerdo con la filosofía de la escuela inclusiva, todos los niños deben ser educados en una escuela libre de barreras pedagógicas, administrativas y de gestión de recursos. Dado su idealismo deseable que asocia la inclusión, los derechos humanos y la equidad social, es fundamental que los docentes demuestren actitudes inclusivas en sus prácticas. © 2015 Facultad de Formación del Profesorado y Educación de la Universidad de Oviedo. Publicado por Elsevier España, S.L.U. Todos los derechos reservados. KEYWORDS Special educational needs; Inclusive school; Inclusive education; Inclusive practices Inclusive Education in Portugal and Spain: Character and basic conceptsAbstract This paper discusses from a descriptive point of view the path followed by the Portuguese education system and the Spanish education system in their movement towards a school for all. Inclusive education invests in a school as a learning community, defending a learning environment with differentiation and with quality for all students. It is a school that recognizes the differences, matures with that diversity, giving meaning and significance to education. According to the philosophy of inclusive school, all children should be educated in a school * Autor para correspondencia.
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