I am disgusted by this

[Ambiorix]

http://www.britishcouncil.org/indie

[Ambiorix]

ABOUT THE PROJECT      http://www.britishcouncil.org/indie-about-us.htm


   Inclusion and Diversity in Education   


The impact of migration on schools presents similar challenges to school education at all levels in all European Countries. We want to combat social disadvantage and raise educational standards for students with migration backgrounds. In order to succeed, we need to develop effective and culturally inclusive schools. To achieve this we need high quality school leadership.

Inclusion & Diversity in Education will tackle these challenges by sharing expertise, working together and developing new ideas for leadership in schools on all levels: for students, teachers and school leaders and for education decision makers.


Education policy makers – they will lead on the change that will promote social cohesion and culturally inclusive schools. They will work together with their counterparts across Europe on strategies and action plans for a whole range of schools.

School Leaders - they will implement and develop successful whole-school strategies for social cohesion and cultural inclusion. They will be able to exchange best practice and develop new ideas for inclusive schools together with colleagues from other countries.

Young leaders (school age)  - they will learn that cultural diversity is a bonus nowadays and not a problem. They will work together with students from other countries and cultures. They will be involved in school structures and ‘their voice’ will become the basis for decisions on the provision of education and employment that will enable them to be active citizens of Europe.

What we want to achieve

Shared best practice guidelines for policy makers and school leaders promoting social cohesion and culturally inclusive schools.

An agreed Inclusion Charter created by young leaders and related projects/activities for implementation

Improved leadership for culturally inclusive schools.

Networks between policy makers and between school leaders from the participating countries established (post conference).

Networks for young leaders through ICT and video links.
In the section Events you will find what’s going on, both in your country and on an European level.

[Ulli]

Why they mention Islam with no word?

I am shure, that no minority group except Muzzies need this programm for social acceptance.

This is only a new strategy to lie about Islam.

But the Muzzies are so antisocial, cruel and stupid, that this won't help them anyway.

The transfer will come and this day will our all independence day! 

[Ambiorix]

this is a network of universities, and pedagogues, that want to sabotage righteous families!

Man, this is a nightmare.
It is like awakening in the USSR!

Have you read some of the language these authors use?!

[Ulli]

this is a network of universities, and pedagogues, that want to sabotage righteous families!

Man, this is a nightmare.
It is like awakening in the USSR!

Have you read some of the language these authors use?!

Yes. But this will not help them. The reality is harder than their wicked propaganda. 

[Ambiorix]

<<Zowel leraren, onderwijskundigen als beleidsmakers benaderen diversiteit nog te vaak als
een apart eilandje in de lessen, het schoolleven, de schoolomgeving en de omringende
samenleving. Het is in deze optiek niet meer dan een toe te voegen inhoud aan het
schoolprogramma, een afzonderlijk aan te leren stel houdingen, een projectweek of een
extra bundel lesmaterialen. Op die manier hoeft er niets veranderd te worden aan de
basishouding van leraren en schooldirecties. De mainstream van de school blijft buiten
schot en is als vanzelfsprekend neutraal, monocultureel, eentalig, homogeen,
heteroseksueel, niet-gehandicapt en dergelijke. 
>>

from their report on Belgian schools.

I'll translate it later.


look what is the lists of autohrs they consult :
VONK = is a marxistic magazine...
Vygotsky-USSR pedagogue-communist

Shadid, Wasif


Abdallah-Pretceille, Martine
 
 
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