The document discusses a project aimed at increasing understanding and inclusion of students with disabilities. It seeks to understand how children with disabilities are currently treated in schools and raise awareness about discrimination. It then lists questions for participants about their experiences with and views on discrimination against those with disabilities in schools.

2. GOALS OF THE PROJECT
• Help teachers and students understand children
with disabilities better.
• Looking to find out about the way children with
disabilities are included in your schools, how
are they treated by students and teachers.
• Raise the awareness of discrimination.
• Express solidarity towards people with
disabilities.

3. QUESTIONS
1. Do you know anybody with disabilities?
- No, not in my circle of friends at least.
2. Do you think schools in your country discriminate children with
disabilities?
- Schools do not have the necessary conditions for those people, so they
might feel neglected.
3. What is the main cause of discrimination in your opinion?
- Some normal people tend to make jokes on them or make them feel
useless in everything they do.
4. What would you do, if you had a friend with disabilities and he/she was
discriminated?
- I would advise him not to give attention to these things and accept his life
as it is.

4. QUESTIONS
5. What do you think students should do to stop discrimination?
- Students should be understandable and support these people so that they
would have a positive view on the future.
6. How about teachers?
- Teachers must be attentive and be careful with the volume of work given
to this specific group of people. Also, they should serve as psychologists
for them.
7. Have you ever seen discrimination regarding people with disabilities? If
yes, where?
- No I haven’t, but from what people say it occurs frequently. I haven’t seen
such cases probably because these people have a closed way of life.