PPT-Teaching standards for inclusive teaching for beginner teachers

Prepared by Robyn Beere IESA Petra Engelbrecht NWU Jean Fourie UJ Dipane Hlalele UKZN Tawanda Majoko Unisa Michelle Mathey DHET Salome Muthambi . “A Place of Mind, Not a Place”. Introductions. Lynn Archer. . - Assistant Superintendent. Richard Steward. . - Director Instruction – Learning Services. Marilyn Turnbull. - Principal, McKay Elementary. . Informal Enterprise, Economic . Inclusion . and Islamic Extremism in Nigeria. Kate Meagher. London School of Economics. Making Growth Inclusive. Market-led . dev’t. has brought . jobless . growth, expanding informality and poverty. Dr. Mary Roberts, Student Learning Support Service. What do we mean by diverse students?. Maori students and staff . Pacific students and staff . Students and staff with disabilities . Men or women in professions or areas where they are underrepresented . Elaine Mulligan. TASH. December 9, 2010. Where this coaching model originated. http://www.niusileadscape.org/. Coaching for Inclusive Practices. Focused, cognitive coaching is an integral feature of the NIUSI-. Opportunities & Challenges of Emerging Technologies. Jutta Treviranus. Inclusive Design Research Centre. OCAD University. , Toronto Canada. 2. Inclusive Design Research Centre. inclusive design of emerging information and communication systems, policies and practices. The social model of disability.... ‘...emphasises that disability is caused by the way society is organised, rather than by a person’s impairment or difference... . https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/inclusive-teaching-and-learning-in-higher-education. Higher Education: issues of fairness and social justice…. Annie Hughes . School of Geography and Geology. Kingston University . Workshop. About this workshop: . T. his workshop aims to encourage participants to reflect on our learning and teaching practice. The metaphor of teaching and teachers Grigore -Dan Iordachescu University of Alba Iulia, Romania 1 6 - 6 8 June 201 7 , Alba Iulia Introduction Main research project: Universals and variants of English and Romanian business metaphors. A corpus-based conceptual mapping of contemporary journalese from a pedagogical Conceptualisation of teachers and teaching roles: A metaphor-based approach Grigore -Dan Iordachescu, Cristina Matilda Vanoag a University of Alba Iulia, Romania Osijek, 2017 12-14 May, 2016 Introduction PRESENTED BY: . MOH’D M. MWINYI. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION IN ZANZIBAR. 2. Focus of INCLUSIVE EDUCATION. Achievement . Challenges. Way Forward. Focus: INCLUSIVE EDUCATION . 3. Inclusion is a broader concept that covers all kind of intentional and no international marginalization (not just disability) . Inclusive Education in Secondary Schools in KenyaEE4AEvidence-based Education Reforms for Sustainable National Transformation Lydia Chege Samuel Juma Fridah KiambatiKenya Institute of Special Educati 22 STUDENT TEACHERS ATTITUDES AND CONCERNS ABOUT INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN GHANA AND BOTSWANA Introduction The governments of Ghana and Botswana since the 1990s have made various attempts at meeting InclusionExecutive Executive InclusionThe Council on Inclusive Work Environments CIWE provides a forum for diversity professionals to hear from thought leaders in inclusion and share best practices InclusionExecutiveExecutive InclusionThe Council on Inclusive Work Environments CIWE provides a forum for diversity professionals to hear from thought leaders in inclusion and share best practices an