El Gobierno propone incorporar progresivamente a 45.000 estudiantes con discapacidad a la escuela ordinaria
Las comunidades gobernadas por el PP votan en contra del plan del Ministerio de Educación, que plantea dotar a los centros de más recursos y perfiles profesionales distintos
The Ministry of Education has unveiled the Strategic Plan for Inclusive Education on Friday. This roadmap aims to transform the ordinary school into the natural reference point for educating children with disabilities and autism, while simultaneously transitioning special education schools, which currently accommodate 45,000 students, into serving primarily as centers for reference, guidance, and support to the ordinary school system.
This would in turn help ordinary schools better accommodate students with disabilities. The document acknowledges that the success of this strategy relies on "adequate and quality support," meaning sufficient teaching staff, reduced student-teacher ratios, stable staffing, new professional profiles in schools, specific teacher training, and more time for coordination.
Implementing this plan will also require the approval of a "action plan," outlining deadlines and concrete measures.
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