Participation instead of pity! Inclusion in teacher training with the tools of visual education
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inclusive pedagogy, art education, visual education, learning through art, learning through playAbstract
The 3•6•12+IncubARTor Project is a joint endeavor of the Association for Inclusion and the ELTE Faculty of Primary and Pre-School Education 3612+VisualSkillsLab, which uses the toolbox and methodology of visual and built-environment education to bring an inclusive perspective through art to prospective educators. The main goal of the project is to create connections between disabled and nondisabled children with a vision of the future of an accepting and many-hued society, by fashioning a creative and innovative teaching platform for educators and teachers of the arts/visual culture.
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