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Inclusive education in schools in rural areas

Inclusive education in schools in rural areas

... La diversidad dentro de la propia heterogeneidad del aula multigrado, ha sido siempre una de sus características más destacables, y concretamente la diversidad (Trianes et al., 2003), de edades que simultáneamente es ... See full document

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Doing CLIL in the Science Classroom: a Critical Sociolinguistic Ethnography in La Mancha Secondary Schools

Doing CLIL in the Science Classroom: a Critical Sociolinguistic Ethnography in La Mancha Secondary Schools

... out in two secondary schools which hold traditional prestige in the local area, thus interpreting multilingual classroom practices as situated interactional ...core areas, such as science, and ... See full document

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Trade and labor outcomes in Latin America's rural areas: a cross-household surveys approach

Trade and labor outcomes in Latin America's rural areas: a cross-household surveys approach

... of rural development on wages and employment may be different in rural and urban areas and may also differ across skill ...a rural area is different across countries, a fact that ... See full document

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Social involvement in rural areas. A methodological approach

Social involvement in rural areas. A methodological approach

... targeting rural development [11], [29], [42], [46], [40], [19], ...change in the perception of development from traditional top-down approaches (welfare) to bottom- up approaches, based on the direct use of ... See full document

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Drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schoolspdf, 13.28Mb

Drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schoolspdf, 13.28Mb

... Child-friendly schools are: inclusive of children – embracing diversity and not excluding, discriminating or stereotyping on the basis of difference; effective for learning – promoting good quality teaching ... See full document

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Comparative Analysis of Special Education Teacher Training in France and Norway: How effective, areas taught and recommendation for improvement

Comparative Analysis of Special Education Teacher Training in France and Norway: How effective, areas taught and recommendation for improvement

... and areas of training in the existing special education teacher education programme in France and Norway by examining how special education teachers are prepared in ... See full document

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Simulating income distribution changes in Bolivia: a microeconometric approach

Simulating income distribution changes in Bolivia: a microeconometric approach

... secondary education), they are always significant. For household heads in urban areas each level significantly contribute to increase hourly ...group in almost 30%. However, there seems to be ... See full document

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Descriptive research of the scope of national and international public policies for teaching English in rural areas of Antioquia.

Descriptive research of the scope of national and international public policies for teaching English in rural areas of Antioquia.

... language in the rural areas of Antioquia, in which there is a homogenizing nature that is somewhat opposed to the way in which the national government projects its policies and programs ... See full document

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Inclusive education proposals for ADHD adolescent girls in EFL in the high school

Inclusive education proposals for ADHD adolescent girls in EFL in the high school

... different inclusive education proposals addressed to ADHD adolescent girls in EFL in the whole stage of Compulsory Secondary ...Education. In order to elaborate such projects, I ... See full document

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Development Education in European Rural Areas: The Work Done by NGODs

Development Education in European Rural Areas: The Work Done by NGODs

... tareas. Rural DEAR Agenda-EYD 2015 (Educación para el Desarrollo en Zonas Rurales 2015) es un proyecto europeo que analiza las iniciativas de ED de las ONGD y las OSC en las zonas rurales de siete países europeos: ... See full document

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Development in Rural Areas Through Capacity Building and Education for Business

Development in Rural Areas Through Capacity Building and Education for Business

... and education and its potential effects on rural areas located in Sierra de Avila, northern Spanish ...development in rural areas affected by the phenomenon of an ageing ... See full document

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Sección Documentos

Sección Documentos

... that education plays a key role in sustainable and inclusive growth in the APEC ...priority areas of mathematics and science, language and culture, and TVET and higher education ... See full document

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Immigration and language education in Catalonia: between national and social agendas

Immigration and language education in Catalonia: between national and social agendas

... practices in specific contexts where material conditions and ideological orientations asserted ...interposition. In any case, it is the phenomena referred to in (4), (5) and (6) that affects ... See full document

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Download full report [pdf 8.66Mb]

Download full report [pdf 8.66Mb]

... • In urban areas the use of improved sources of drinking-water has been maintained at 96% since 2000, with over 1 billion more people now using such a source than in ... See full document

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The University of Valladolid in figures. 2017

The University of Valladolid in figures. 2017

... 1. A look at training at the UVa ........................................................................................................... Pág. 004 1.1. Degrees adapted to Bologna ... See full document

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The Determinants of Non-compulsory Education Demand: An Analysis from the Students’ Perspective

The Determinants of Non-compulsory Education Demand: An Analysis from the Students’ Perspective

... of education demand after compulsory secondary ...analyze education demand are based on indirect data collected after students have taken a ...contrary, in this paper we analyze data collected ... See full document

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Factors that influence the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian private high schools

Factors that influence the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian private high schools

... The second point that Scrivener (1994, p.54, 55) has taken into account is the time that the teacher has to distribute in class. He suggests using timetables; this instrument helps “to understand what work is ... See full document

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Factors that affect the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian private high schools

Factors that affect the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian private high schools

... size in the sample is a great advantage for the ...Students in such classes had various chances to participate and use the ...controlled. In addition, a sense of belonging could be felt in ... See full document

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Title problems in rural areas of Colombia, a colonization example

Title problems in rural areas of Colombia, a colonization example

... • lTC Reprinl No 12 Title Problems in Rural Areas of Colombia A Colonization Example LAND TENURE CENTER Joseph R Thome University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53706 • Reprinled Irom lNTER AMERICAN[.] ... See full document

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Lineamiento sobre tecnologías de comunicación para educación inclusiva en universidades públicas

Lineamiento sobre tecnologías de comunicación para educación inclusiva en universidades públicas

... technologies in the National Open and Distance University and National Pedagogical University, in order to strengthen the inclusive education of the university student ... See full document

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