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Tag: refugee students

The construction of the unwellcomed refugee classmate in the discourse of parents of a primary school in Attica

Dissertation
Through qualitative research, this thesis examines how the refugee student is constructed as an ...
Conflict, Displacement & Asylum, Education Systems & Schooling

Parents’ associations threaten to occupy school if refugee children enroll

Article
In 2016, parents’ associations in Oraiokastro, Thessaloniki, reacted strongly against the inclusion of refugee ...
Conflict, Displacement & Asylum, Education Systems & Schooling, Psychological Support & Inclusion

Schools For All – Inclusion of refugee children in Greek schools. Manual: 31 Basic Activities

Teaching scenario
A practical resource for educational settings and schools across Europe to create an inclusive, ...
Conflict, Displacement & Asylum, Cultural understanding and Educational Mediation/Empowerment, Education Systems & Schooling, Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Why educating refugees matters

Video
Mary Maker is South Sudanese refugee who is both a former teacher and current ...
Community Projects & Initiatives, Conflict, Displacement & Asylum, Education Systems & Schooling, Social Justice & Human Rights in Education

Below the tip of the iceberg: Building networks for the integration of refugee children in formal education

Book chapter
The paper refers to the work of the team of Refugee Education Coordinators (RECs) ...
Children Displacement, Cultural understanding and Educational Mediation/Empowerment, Education Systems & Schooling

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