Inclusion through Participation: Fostering Pupils' Feelings of Belonging in Swedish After-School Care
The guiding principle for after-school care is to avoid segregation and specialist solutions. However, a tendency to segregate children needing special support in Swedish after-school care is a reality. A significant problem that after-school care faces is maintaining inclusive activities. This stud...
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Main Author: | Peter Ingemar Karlsudd (Author) |
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2023-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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