Index For Inclusion

[sam2368]

Does anyone have any experience of this & did you find it useful?

 

I've just ordered it as part of my research for an assignment on inclusion & I'm ashamed to say, although I've been studying for what seems like forever (I'm doing the 60 credit top up to BA honours), I've only recently heard of this!

[Guest Wolfie]

And I 've NEVER heard of it! Always something new! Please tell us more when you have had a look.

[sam2368]

I feel terrible because I've done so many assignments on inclusion & still hadn't heard of it!

There's a section on it in 'Inclusion in the Early Years' Nutbrown & Clough 2006 p 121-127.

 

I should get the actual text in the next couple of days. I'll give you a synopsis when I've checked it out.

Sam

[hali]

we use the index for inclusion should be used as an ongoing working document - we look at sections of it in staff meetings to see which areas we meet or which need improving on - personally i think its very useful

[Guest Wolfie]

Where can you get it from?

[sam2368]

http://inclusion.uwe.ac.uk/csie/indexlaunch.htm

 

This is the link.

Apparently all schools were given the folder in 2000, not preschools. However I think early intervention is so important. If we can get it right in eys it sets the bar for school.

Sam

[hali]

we recieved ours from out Early Years dep.

[Guest Wolfie]

Thanks for that link Sam - it's now on my "to do" list for tomorrow...although I'll probably go in and the SENCO will produce it straight away!

[Guest jenpercy]

Could you possibly say if this would be useful for working with children from 4-14 in an after school club. Thanks

[HappyMaz]

Could you possibly say if this would be useful for working with children from 4-14 in an after school club. Thanks

There is a version for older children too. Here's the link to the page of the website with the book for schools.

 

Maz

[Gezabel]

Ours was delivered ages ago by our area SENCO - maybe it's another postcode lottery thing!