Normocentrism, diversity, and otherness: Deconstructing Chilean inclusive education policies
During recent decades, and in the context of global movements for educational reforms, a series of inclusive policies have been enacted in Chile. Based on these transformations, the objective of this article is to analyse a set of policies aimed at the attention of special needs students. Methodolog...
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Main Authors: | Hugo Parra Munoz (Author), Catalina Garrido Reyes (Author), Andrea Carrasco Lobos (Author), Mauricio Vergara Rodríguez (Author), Felipe Hidalgo Kawada (Author), David Meza Buzzetti (Author) |
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Arizona State University,
2020-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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