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  • During this course, you will:
  • Develop a critical understanding of the concepts and assumptions about diversity and difference, including notions of ability and disability, socio-economic background, race, ethnicity, and cultural background, beliefs and religion, and gender.
  • Develop awareness of historical and contemporary definitions of inclusive education, taking into account policy, theories and models.
  • Develop the ability to critically analyse contexts in order to identify barriers to developing inclusive and equitable quality education for all learners.
  • Develop knowledge about ways to develop inclusive and equitable quality education for all learners, taking into account their diverse characteristics and needs.

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Curriculum

Week 1: Introduction to the Course and Conceptualising diversity in education

Introduction to the course team

Introduction to Week 1

The imagined (or implied) student

Conceptualising difference and Assumptions about difference

The importance of representation with Dr. Julie McAdam

End of week 1

Overview of the course

The course staff

Questionnaire debrief - Q&A session with Dr. Ines Alves

Diversity or difference?

'Idiot, educationally subnormal, and delicate' - The emergence of categorisation

Special Educational Needs and the influence of policy

Person-First Language (PFL) or Identity-First Language (IFL)

Practice Quiz

End of week Quiz

Week 2: Responding to diversity in education

Introduction to Week 2

Exclusion to Inclusion?

So, what do we mean by Inclusion?

UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report 2020: Inclusion and Education

The European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education Vision for Inclusive Education Systems

UNESCO: A world of Inclusion

Dilemmas of Difference

End of Week 2

The 4 pillars of Inclusion by the International Bureau of Education

The core features of inclusive education

Right to Education

UNCRPD and General Comment 4

Inclusive education in Scotland - compulsory education policies

Higher Education: Equality Act 2010

Cali commitment to equity and inclusion in education

A?ssessment

Practice Quiz

End of Week Quiz

Week 3: Experiencing diversity in education: barriers and facilitators

Intro to Week 3

Medical vs. Social Model

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

Barriers and facilitators to learning in Museums

End of week 3

Is the medical model still applied?

Social Model of Disability

The biopsychosocial approach

Legal duty to remove the barriers?

What is pupil voice?

Do students need to learn in traditional class environments? by Eilidh Murphy

'Disability is something to be overcome, hushed, not spoken about' by Amber

Is the secondary school system ableist? by Jack and Beth

Being Part Time in Education by Amber

Imposter Syndrome: Bisexuality, Cerebral Palsy and Avoiding Labels by Izzy

Sure, I go by Sam

Embracing my Disabled Identity in Sixth Form by Sophie

Practice Quiz

End of Week Quiz

Week 4: Developing inclusive, equitable quality education for All

Intro to week 4

Inclusive Educators

Diversity and barriers to inclusion: physical education and physical activity by Mark Breslin

Including Highly Able Learners by Dr. Margaret Sutherland

Inclusive Pedagogies with Dr. Margaret Sutherland

Universal Design for Learning

End of week 4

Inclusive Classrooms by the International Bureau of Education

Inclusive teaching or inclusive learning?

Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in Education by Dr. Giovanna Fassetta

Supporting learners with vision impairment by Dr. Paul Lynch

Individualised Planning

Differentiation

What is Inclusive Pedagogy?

Further study

Practice Quiz

End of Week Quiz

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