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Vocational Training and SEN

Towards Inclusive Learning Environments (TILE): Developing the ‘Roadmap for the Inclusion of Students with Special Educational Needs in Vocational Education and Workplace Settings’

Andy Smith

Corresponding Author

Correspondence

The University of Northampton

Centre for Special Needs Education and

Research (CeSNER)

School of Education

Boughton Green Road

Northampton

NN2 7AL

Email: andrew.smith@northampton.ac.uk; sheena.bell@northampton.ac.uk

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Sheena Bell

Corresponding Author

Correspondence

The University of Northampton

Centre for Special Needs Education and

Research (CeSNER)

School of Education

Boughton Green Road

Northampton

NN2 7AL

Email: andrew.smith@northampton.ac.uk; sheena.bell@northampton.ac.uk

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First published: 29 June 2015
Cited by: 1

Abstract

Twenty years after UNESCO's Salamanca Statement enshrined international action for provision for children, youth and adults with special educational needs within the regular educational system, this article presents the current underpinning international and national UK context for developing inclusion in vocational education and training and workplace settings. This context is explored through the justification for developing an EU‐funded project entitled ‘Towards Inclusive Learning Environments (TILE)’ and the creation of an associated audit tool, the ′Roadmap for Inclusion′, by a partnership group consisting of universities and VET settings from Finland, the Czech Republic, Estonia and England.

Number of times cited: 1

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