2015
DOI: 10.7202/1028101ar
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Description d’un processus de théorisation portant sur les conditions de réussite d’une expérience d’inclusion vécue par des élèves en troubles d’apprentissage : pratiques éducatives, attitudes parentales et éléments contextuels

Abstract: Depuis 2004, une démarche d’inclusion scolaire auprès d’élèves en troubles d’apprentissage a été développée dans une école primaire située dans une région éloignée du Québec. Malgré une perception positive de l’expérience de la part des principaux acteurs (élèves, intervenants et parents), l’analyse spécifique de la situation n’avait jamais été effectuée dans le contexte d’une étude scientifique. Cet article fait état d’une recherche participative qui s’articule autour d’un devis qualitatif arrimé à certains p… Show more

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“…Previous studies had already demonstrated that collaboration among all school staff had a positive effect on students' success [13] [14] and on the integration of students with special needs [12]. The results of this study show that school personnel wish to properly plan the organisation of the integration so that perceptions remain positive, or even become positive among those regular class teachers who may still be reluctant.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
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“…Previous studies had already demonstrated that collaboration among all school staff had a positive effect on students' success [13] [14] and on the integration of students with special needs [12]. The results of this study show that school personnel wish to properly plan the organisation of the integration so that perceptions remain positive, or even become positive among those regular class teachers who may still be reluctant.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Previous research has shown that the teachers' level of collaboration with each other would have an impact on students' success at school [13] [14]. Studies have shown that there are effective collaborative projects between special schools and regular schools that can be put in place for all the students' benefit [15] as well as between the school and the outside services [16] or even including health and social services in schools, comprising the families [17].…”
Section: Reference Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others try to make more visible the services that are already offered [4]; [18] and help the students make a better use of the services they are offered [15]. Integrating the regular and the adapted systems [6], [11], [14] and maximising the opportunities of interaction with their pairs would entail academic success [7], [16], [17].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A research has also examined a supplementary support session -the class liaison-where specialized teachers were responsible to meet some of the specific learning needs so that all students remain in regular classes [11]. This support model has had positive effects on the academic achievements of the integrated students and on the teaching practices.…”
Section: Pedagogical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%