"education inclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the integration of students, particularly those with disabilities or special needs, into mainstream education. For example: "The school's policy of education inclusion has been a great success, with all students thriving in their learning environment."
A model of inclusive education Inclusion is a key element of a child-friendly school – a model of quality education adopted by Rwanda's government, with the support of UNICEF.
About a hundred experts in the area of education, inclusion and the rights of Roma children, such as educators, teachers, expert associates, school principals, activists, representatives of Roma organisations, representatives of local and national authorities and international organisations, participated in the Conference.
Elisabet Weedon is deputy director and a senior research fellow in the Centre for Research in Education Inclusion and Diversity at the University of Edinburgh, and currently working on the ESRC funded project: higher education in Scotland, the devolution settlement and the referendum on independence.
The figures emerged in her detailed comparison of student funding across the UK for the Centre for Research in Education Inclusion and the Economic and Social Research Council.
Dr Jane Frances is the education, inclusion, and anti-bullying policy expert at Changing Faces, working with and for children and young people who have a condition, injury, illness or mark that makes them look noticeable or unusual.
@timothypitman Elisabeth Weedon, deputy director of the centre for research in education inclusion and diversity, University of Edinburgh Tamsin Hinton-Smith, senior lecturer in higher education, University of Sussex Andy Westwood, chief executive, GuildHE.
Payal oversees all programmes related to financial education, financial inclusion, and workforce development.
The result, it argues, would be large spin-off benefits in education, social inclusion and community building.
Issues attendees should prioritize this year: climate change, inequality, employment, health, education, financial inclusion, food, conflict Food is a human right.
Her work engages her in issues of health, education, financial inclusion, environment, and governance.
We concluded that the LO is a valuable complementary resource that contributes to teacher education for inclusion.
