Integration in Spain: Process, Results and Controversies
Keywords:
Integration, Spain, Legislation, Reports, Policies, Education System, SEN, Special Educational Needs, Qualitative Analysis, Malaga, Framework, Evaluation, Provision, Individual NeedsAbstract
Since 1985, legislation has been enacted in Spain that provides for the integration of special educational needs (SEN) children. A qualitative analysis of the situation in Malaga provides a framework for evaluating the process of integration so far.
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