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The Fiesta Project aims to create a professional network to improve inclusion and manage transitions for students with special needs. Led by Dr. Alan Bruce and Ms. Kate Kearney, the project will develop tools and resources to help students transition between educational levels and integrate into mainstream environments. Partners from several European countries will collaborate on research, best practices, online training and support materials to help students, parents, educators and other stakeholders navigate key transition periods. The project seeks to establish an ongoing international network to sustain its work of promoting inclusion and rights for students with special needs.
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- 1. THE FIESTA PROJECT: INCLUSION &TRANSITION DR. ALAN BRUCE MS. KATE KEARNEY LINQ: ROME, 17 MAY 2013
- 2. AIMS OF FIESTA Professional network – transnational and innovative Key stakeholders – education, health and social services Multidisciplinary learning approach Learning and support requirements for pupils with special needs Focus on inclusion, integration and rights Concentration on periods of transition
- 3. TARGET GROUPS Pupils with SEN Parents Educators and teachers Professionals – health, education and allied supports Inclusive support and assessment staff Policy makers and planners
- 4. APPROACHING TRANSITION Coordination Multidisciplinary linkage Shared perspectives Meaningful progression Family engagement Flexibility Satisfaction and engagement
- 5. DEFINING TRANSITION Transition of children with special needs from pre-school to primary school Transition of children with special needs from primary school to secondary school Transition of children with special needs to mainstream environments Dynamics of transition in contexts of inclusion Isolating evidence-based best practice elements.
- 6. SHAPING THE NETWORK - PARTNERS Ireland (Enable Ireland; Universal Learning Systems) Bulgaria (Center for Inclusive Education) Romania (EuroEd) Greece (Platon School) Netherlands (CMO; CSG) Scotland (University of Edinburgh) Cyprus (University of Nicosia) Finland (Context Learning) Spain – Catalonia (Pi del Burgar)
- 7. INNOVATION & LEARNING QUALITY Research program Literature review Models of best practice Defining SEN Setting a common EU framework Establishing a vibrant transnational network Creating innovative learning supports and tools
- 8. KEY OUTCOMES Transferable learning tools School self-assessment package Transition starter kit E-learning training modules Collaborative working models On-line story telling framework Student, parent and stakeholder support framework Sustainable international network
- 9. PUBLIC EVENTS International Conference: Understanding and ManagingTransition, Katerini, Greece (30 November 2012) Final Conference: Barcelona, October 2014
- 10. CONTACT www.fiesta-project.eu Project Manager: Kate Kearney (kkearney@enableireland.ie) Project Presenter LINQ: Dr. Alan Bruce, ULS (abruce@ulsystems.com)