Inclusive Education: From Policy to Practice

Ticket

Saturday 7 March – 14h00

Espace Pitoëff - Librairie

Rue de Carouge 52, 1205 Geneva

What does inclusion look like in schools today, particularly for pupils with disabilities? Where does it work, where does it fail, and what forms of collaboration could improve practice? Institutional and classroom perspectives meet. 

In recent years, Geneva’s Department of Public Education (DIP) has expanded its commitment to inclusive schooling, particularly for pupils with disabilities. Ten years on, how are these policies experienced in everyday school life? What forms of cooperation between institutions, teachers, families and support services are needed to ensure inclusion moves beyond intention and becomes a lived reality?

This event is part of the Agora section.

Event proposed by Gaëlle Cervantes

Discussion

Patrick Bonvin
Psychologist and Professor, HEP Vaud
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Ron Lahyani
Deputy Head Teacher at ECG Jean-Piaget

Céline Witschard
Founder of "Vision Positive", pioneer of accessible communication in Switzerland, visually impaired at birth
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Nicolas Bindschedler
Deputy Secretary General of the Department of Public Instruction

Moderators

Laurence Difélix
Journalist and radio producer, RTS
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Language(s)
Discussion in French only