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标题：ALUMNADO CON NECESIDADES EDUCATIVAS ESPECIALES: DETECCIÓN Y TRABAJO PARA LA OPTIMIZACIÓN EDUCATIVA
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作者：Mª Teresa Tortosa Ybáñez ; Carla González Gómez ; Ignasi Navarro Soria 等
期刊名称：INFAD
印刷版ISSN：0214-9877
电子版ISSN：2603-5987
出版年度：2017
卷号：7
期号：1
页码：63-72
DOI：10.17060/ijodaep.2014.n1.v7.777
出版社：Asociación Nacional de Psicología Evolutiva y Educativa de la Infancia Adolescencia Mayores y Discapacidad
摘要：STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS: DETECTION AND WORK FOR THE EDUCATIONAL OPTIMIZATIONIt is understood by students with special educational needs, those who require support and specific educational attention due to disability or severe behavioral disorders for a period of schooling or along all their education. This work displays the educational response that the current education system provides for these students from an inclusive framework. There is evidence that there are still some barriers which prevent to care for these students effectively and efficiently. To address this problem we formulate several questions: Is a social issue in changing attitudes? Is it a legislative issue? Is it a training issue and / or an assumption of functions among professionals? Is it an organizational issue? Or is it a question of locating the “guilty one.“? We are convinced that it is a matter of “commitment” and a prerequisite to effectively provide relevant measures. The commitment of all levels and professionals who will be involved in the identification, assessment and intervention and working together, is essential for profitable efforts and give coherence to the work to be done . The requirements are different for each person and will largely be determined by the context. This is why it is necessary to rethink and address the current reality in several areas to reach education for optimizing existing resources. The areas include the conceptual and social development of “s.e.n.”, the legislative front, the organization in schools and training of the current teachers.
关键词：Necesidades educativas especiales; inclusión; discapacidad; optimización