Inclusion: A Matter of Social Justice

By M. Sapon-Shevin. 2003

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1. Zi Yan
2. Kuen Fung Sin
3. F. Hellmich

Citations in the corpus

• Woven in Deeply (2008, unknown): “Sapon-Shevin (2003) stated, “Inclusion is not about disability. . . . Inclusion is about social justice. . . .”
• Inclusive education: teachers' intentions and behaviour analysed from the viewpoint of the theory of planned behaviour (2014, background): “Development of inclusive practice in Hong Kong schools Inclusion is not only a concept about education, but also closely related to the notion of human rights and social justice (Florian 2008; Sapon-Shevin 2003; Topping and Maloney 2005).”