2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-11476-2_2
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My (School) Life Is Expendable: Radicalizing the Discourse Against the Miseries of the School System

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“…Much time has passed since the Salamanca Statement (UNESCO, 1994) and yet the full implementation of inclusion remains a challenge for education systems (Mfuthwana & Dreyer, 2018), with a climate of apparent inclusion persisting under the umbrella of multiple existing declarations, policies, protocols and programmes (Slee, 2018; Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022), because difficulties are considered inherent to certain students or because of the pressure of assessment standards (Liasidou & Symeou, 2018), among other reasons. In Spain, as in other countries, inclusive education tends to remain anchored in integration (Collet et al., 2022), student selection processes are still marked by a strong presence of the concept of normality and a very limited view of diversity, and the classification of part of the student body into categories continues (Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much time has passed since the Salamanca Statement (UNESCO, 1994) and yet the full implementation of inclusion remains a challenge for education systems (Mfuthwana & Dreyer, 2018), with a climate of apparent inclusion persisting under the umbrella of multiple existing declarations, policies, protocols and programmes (Slee, 2018; Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022), because difficulties are considered inherent to certain students or because of the pressure of assessment standards (Liasidou & Symeou, 2018), among other reasons. In Spain, as in other countries, inclusive education tends to remain anchored in integration (Collet et al., 2022), student selection processes are still marked by a strong presence of the concept of normality and a very limited view of diversity, and the classification of part of the student body into categories continues (Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lo que la investigación y la experiencia nos viene a decir también (Collet et al, 2022;Echeita, 2022) es que, conseguido este importante reconocimiento y acuerdo, ahora toca ser valientes y decididos para, entre otras consideraciones, poner en práctica mucho de lo que la investigación en y sobre una educación más inclusiva nos está aportando. NO más escusas, por favor, no más demoras, no más esperar a Godot.…”
Section: Construyendo El Puzle De La Educación Inclusiva Aportes Desd...unclassified
“…El activismo del colectivo ha logrado grandes avances en el terreno de los derechos humanos, y ha ejercido una influencia fundamental en la modificación del imaginario colectivo, ampliando y enriqueciendo las concepciones sociales que existían en torno a la (dis)capacidad, pero también aquello que quedaba fuera de ella. A pesar de ello, la visión deshumanizada de las personas en situación de discapacidad aún permanece vigente Calderón, 2018;Soldevila et al, 2022). Todavía hoy se vulneran sus derechos, convirtiéndolas en víctimas de nuevas formas de prejuicio y discriminación.…”
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