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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > REAL Centre > Education of children with disabilities in low income countries: using evidence from research in Sightsavers education programmes
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If you have a question about this talk, please contact njd51. The seminar will present findings from several research projects conducted in education programmes supported by Sightsavers in Sub-Saharan Africa. A research project in Malawi measured the prevalence of disability in children using the UNICEF /Washington Group Child Functioning Module; projects in Senegal, Sierra Leone and Kenya explored the experiences of inclusive education among children with disabilities, their teachers and their careers, while a project in Senegal collected data on the incremental costs of inclusive education in mainstream schools. The seminar will present research findings and discuss their implications for practice and future research. This talk is part of the REAL Centre series. This talk is included in these lists:
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