2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-11476-2_8
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Inclusive Education and Families: Paradoxes, Contradictions, and Barriers

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“…The importance of change as a development strategy in school institutions is well established (for example, Fullan, 1993; Poon‐McBrayer, 2017). The findings of this study were consistent with the literature in the sense that they show that change for inclusion is a process that requires compromise, collective agreement and collaborative networking (Castelijns et al., 2013; Collet et al., 2022; Slee, 2018). While these issues are identified as priorities, other issues, such as resource management in schools, student ratios, or the teacher training model in Spain, are also important.…”
Section: Conclusion Scope and Limitationssupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…The importance of change as a development strategy in school institutions is well established (for example, Fullan, 1993; Poon‐McBrayer, 2017). The findings of this study were consistent with the literature in the sense that they show that change for inclusion is a process that requires compromise, collective agreement and collaborative networking (Castelijns et al., 2013; Collet et al., 2022; Slee, 2018). While these issues are identified as priorities, other issues, such as resource management in schools, student ratios, or the teacher training model in Spain, are also important.…”
Section: Conclusion Scope and Limitationssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Much time has passed since the Salamanca Statement (UNESCO, 1994) and yet the full implementation of inclusion remains a challenge for education systems (Mfuthwana & Dreyer, 2018), with a climate of apparent inclusion persisting under the umbrella of multiple existing declarations, policies, protocols and programmes (Slee, 2018; Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022), because difficulties are considered inherent to certain students or because of the pressure of assessment standards (Liasidou & Symeou, 2018), among other reasons. In Spain, as in other countries, inclusive education tends to remain anchored in integration (Collet et al., 2022), student selection processes are still marked by a strong presence of the concept of normality and a very limited view of diversity, and the classification of part of the student body into categories continues (Soldevila‐Pérez et al., 2022).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como se pone de manifiesto en diversas investigaciones y recomendaciones (Ainscow et al 2020;Azorín y Ainscow, 2021;Campbell y Fullan, 2019;OCDE, 2018;Trujillo et al, 2020;UNES-CO, 2021) para que la innovación educativa llegue a transformar realmente los espacios, los tiempos, las relaciones, los sentidos y las prácticas en la cotidianeidad escolar, y, con ello, consiga mayor aprendizaje, inclusión, equidad y buena experiencia educativa, tiene que ser un proyecto compartido por toda la comunidad educativa (Collet et al, 2022). Y las familias son un actor clave a lo largo de todo el proceso y un elemento central en la efectividad innovadora (Martínez-Celorrio, 2016;IFIE, 2011).…”
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“…Pero se ponen en guardia ante las implicaciones que este proceso pueda tener en sus hijos/as, especialmente si las cosas ya les iban bien. En el fondo, las familias plantean un debate de gran calado político: sobre si el sistema educativo tiene que estar planteado y practicado como un espacio de inclusión o de selección en términos meritocráticos (Collet et al, 2014;Arnaiz y Escarbajal, 2020;Collet et al, 2022). Sin duda, una parte de las familias de clase media ven en este proyecto de innovación una pérdida de los privilegios de clase.…”
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