2016
DOI: 10.1111/1471-3802.12283
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Atitudes Em Relação À Inclusão No Ensino Superior

Abstract: A importância das atitudes sociais da comunidade universit aria para a promoc ßão da inclusão no ensino superior est a comec ßando a ser objeto de preocupac ßão por parte de pesquisadores. E prop osito desta comunicac ßão trazer alguns resultados de estudos brasileiros sobre as atitudes sociais de segmentos da comunidade universit aria em relac ßão a inclusão. Os debates sobre a inclusão escolar, em consonância com o movimento mundial em prol da inclusão de pessoas com necessidades especiais, foram inicialment… Show more

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“…However, more attention is needed in this scenario, especially the support to the IFEs and the actualization of accessibility in its multiple dimensions: attitudinal, architectural, methodological, programmatic, instrumental, transport, communication, digital, and, consequently, the establishment of inclusion per se. As there is a significant distance between admission and permanence (Cabral and Melo, 2017;Martins and Napolitano, 2017;Omote, 2016).…”
Section: Quota Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, more attention is needed in this scenario, especially the support to the IFEs and the actualization of accessibility in its multiple dimensions: attitudinal, architectural, methodological, programmatic, instrumental, transport, communication, digital, and, consequently, the establishment of inclusion per se. As there is a significant distance between admission and permanence (Cabral and Melo, 2017;Martins and Napolitano, 2017;Omote, 2016).…”
Section: Quota Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies show the importance of the program Incluir to guarantee full access of PWD to higher education, especially for the creation and consolidation of accessibility centers in the IFES (Cabral and Melo, 2017;Nozu, Bruno and Cabral, 2018). However, these and other studies point out that it is necessary to go beyond the legal discourse and even incipient actions, which go nowhere (Almeida and Ernica, 2015;Borges et al, 2017;Facci, Silva and Souza, 2018;Fernandes, 2016;Martins and Napolitano, 2017;Nozu, Bruno and Cabral, 2018;Oliveira et al, 2016;Omote, 2016;Pereira and Albuquerque, 2017;Santana, 2016). The full participation of PWDs in the university structure requires not only legal but also budgetary organization.…”
Section: Answers To the New Legislationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, even though the number of such students enrolled in HE has been increasing every year 1 , this does not assure their permanence in the HEI, and even less a high-quality education 7 . Thus, despite the advances in the establishment of measures and actions to expand the entrance of these students with disabilities in the HE, different barriers have restricted the possibilities of their active participation in the academic training process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be highlighted that attitudinal barriers are those related to the attitudes of people toward individuals with disabilities, due to lack of information and prejudice, which causes discrimination, more prejudice and consequently the exclusion 9 . The social attitudes are predispositions to behaviors in certain situations, originated from values internalized during the development of each individual 7 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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