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""School is the manufactory of humanity. School is where the future of our children starts. There is still much diversity in how we understand and implement inclusive education around the world. Instead of whether we should include students with disabilities we must move to how this can be done. For this we need good practices and policies but also discussion with academics, policy makers, advocacy groups, educators, parents and the learners themselves. This book is a welcome addition to these discussions."" Jyrki Pinomaa, President, Inclusion Europe ""We are in the midst of a turning point of mankind where transformation of education is at the core of a renewed social contract for education. This inspiring book sheds light on how inclusive education can be a strong driver for in-depth change in education systems worldwide. It captures wisely the complexities, dilemmas and nuances around inclusive education, and clearly stands for UNESCO broader understanding of inclusion as respecting every learner as unique and special"" Mag. Renato Opertti, Senior Expert at the International Bureau of Education (UNESCO-IBE)

School is the manufactory of humanity. School is where the future of our children starts. There is still much diversity in how we understand and implement inclusive education around the world. Instead of whether we should include students with disabilities we must move to how this can be done. For this we need good practices and policies but also discussion with academics, policy makers, advocacy groups, educators, parents and the learners themselves. This book is a welcome addition to these discussions. Jyrki Pinomaa, President, Inclusion Europe We are in the midst of a turning point of mankind where transformation of education is at the core of a renewed social contract for education. This inspiring book sheds light on how inclusive education can be a strong driver for in-depth change in education systems worldwide. It captures wisely the complexities, dilemmas and nuances around inclusive education, and clearly stands for UNESCO broader understanding of inclusion as respecting every learner as unique and special Mag. Renato Opertti, Senior Expert at the International Bureau of Education (UNESCO-IBE)

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Joanne Banks is a lecturer and researcher in inclusive education at the School of Education in Trinity College Dublin and is creator/presenter of the Inclusion Dialogue podcast series.

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