Intégration (Éducation)

The pandemic has been hard for everyone but, for many pupils with special educational needs and disability (SEND), and their families, the past year has been particularly challenging. Many of these families already felt marginalised and the sudden sh

Bryony Evett-Hackfort, director of learning, teaching, technology and skills at Coleg Sir Gâr and Coleg Ceredigion: The trauma, fear and uncertainty of the collective experience that has shaped every day since March 2020 has left a lasting impact tha

Last November, e-commerce giant Flipkart launched ‘FlipMarch’, an initiative to recruit ex-Army personnel across its workforce. Long before, around three years ago, Infosys had announced partnerships with Trinity College and Rhode Island School of De

The challenge of an employee with ageing parents versus one with young children or another who lives alone can be very different, especially in an unprecedented year like 2020. A series of initiatives by Microsoft India over the past year made it muc

In 2008, researcher David Mitchell conducted a meta-study of inclusion, asking what really works in special and inclusive education. His recommendation? “Adapt the mainstream to suit all pupils.” It’s a powerful comment on an education system that qu

Most teachers are now aware enough of the harm of gender stereotyping that they have largely banished it from the classroom, but how far is your EYFS provision still split between boys and girls when it comes to certain activities? It’s not uncommon

It seems like the obvious thing to do. The NQT is clearly struggling with the demands of preparing a unit of work for your whole-department planning. As her line manager, you want to alleviate that stress. So you do the most helpful thing you can thi

Should children be educated at home? Considering the difficulties posed by the current pandemic, it’s perhaps never been more important to know where we stand on this question. Calls for vulnerable young people to be in school have taken on a new urg

Love, belonging, vulnerability and purpose aren’t words you traditionally hear when it comes to talking business strategy, but since joining Yellow NZ Ltd in 2018, Tracey Taylor has changed that. The chief experience officer for the digital marketing

Colleges and universities have a special role to play in making sure America’s prosperity is accessible to all.

Providing support to those students in your classroom who need it is not always easy. The more conspicuous the tool offered, the less likely the student will be to accept it – being singled out as “different” goes against the instincts of most young

The programs at UC San Diego's School of Global Policy and Strategy (CPS) are especially apt for issues affecting today's world. All of the school's degrees have options geared toward challenges that policy makers are facing in addressing COVID-19, r

Test scores and other routine measures of success matter much less to me than the lost experiences of learning together.

Colleges are torn apart when faculty are punished and publicly vilified for accidentally giving offense.

Many Canadian art institutions assert their desire to be considered gathering spaces for diverse communities while claiming tenets of inclusion and openness. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, most, if not all, were forced to close their doors to

Editor’s Note: In 1988, a teacher most commonly had 15 years of experience. In recent years, that number is closer to just three years leading a classroom. The “On Teaching” series focuses on the wisdom of veteran teachers. Tracy Murray has witnessed

PBI: You’ve worked to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion at some of the top independent schools in the U.S. before moving to South Florida to join Oxbridge Academy. What’s your why? Portlock: The old paradigm of “fitting in” was set up 20 or so

I HAVE taught fiction writing for almost three decades and served as program director of two graduate programs—the MA program in creative writing and literature at Kansas State University and the MFA program in creative writing at Oregon State Univer

It’s 2pm on a Friday, and Jack is sitting at his desk in his bedroom, calmly getting on with some algebra. At this time of day, he would more commonly be on his way to the inclusion room, having been sent out of his lesson for failing to focus on his

The World Economic Forum says that as businesses emerge from the Covid-19 crisis, they have a unique opportunity to ensure that equity, inclusion and justice define the "new normal" and tackle exclusion, bias and discrimination related to race, gende

The first meeting of Bridges, an interfaith employee-resource group at financial regulatory company FINRA, didn’t go quite as planned. The new network had hoped to kick off with a panel discussion at the organization’s Rockville, Maryland, campus, fe

At a time when inclusion is the byword for success, companies are going all out to ensure that no employee is left out or even feels left out in any way. That’s what is being practised actively at global technology company Accenture. Over the past fe

NZ MARKETING: Why is creativity crucial to the NZ economy? What is your role in this? What does it mean for the future of work? JIM GALL: It’s generally agreed that the creative economy spans many different sectors, including the advertising industry

IN 2018, A RECORD 495 ORIGINAL SCRIPTED SERIES WERE released across cable, online, and broadcast platforms, according to a report by FX Networks. And with the growing popularity of streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon (not to mention