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Description: While reports comparing educational systems across countries exist, they often suffer from accessibility issues such as lengthy formats and technical language targeted at policymakers. Consequently, valuable information remains inaccessible and challenging to compare. This project seeks to fill this gap by providing accessible and comprehensive information on educational systems for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities across diverse countries, ensuring it is readily available by the research community.

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This project is motivated by the realization that academic papers often lack important details regarding the educational systems for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in the countries where the participants live. This absence of information poses a few challenges:

Incomplete understanding of educational contexts. The absence of essential details about the…

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CASES template

The aim of this project is to develop a template to describe educational systems that support students with special educational needs and disabilities...

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Inclusive education for students with special educational needs and /or disabilities: A comparative study across Europe

This study explores how the concept of inclusive education is implemented in different countries across Europe by describing the structure of educatio...

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Co-constructing a template for the Comparative Analysis of Special Education School systems (CASES)

This paper details the collaborative process used to develop and pilot the CASES template. It also discusses potential improvements to refine and furt...

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