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Educație incluzivă în Școala Gimnazială Specială Sfântu Gheorghe

Start date: Sep 1, 2015, End date: Aug 31, 2016,

...kshops, methodical and teacher training sessions, both locally and at county level and through county newspapers, namely Háromszék and Observatorul de Covasna, the sites didactic.ro, etwinning.net, scoalaspecialacv.ro. The project results have materialized in the development of a best practice guide with examples from the Finnish education system, a collection of traditional Finnish and Hungarian ...

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Professzionális gyógypedagógia az EGYMI-ben

Start date: Oct 1, 2014, End date: Sep 30, 2015,

The Budapest 3rd District Kindergarten, Elementary School, Unified Special Education Institution (Szell? EGYMI) offers complex special educational assistance for students with special educational or mental needs living in the area. Considering recent tendencies, it is important to highlight that the number of autistic students, as well as students coming from disadvantaged backgrounds, for instanc ...

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