Integration

The 11 most important terms relating to inclusion

What exactly does special educational needs mean and what is meant by integrative support? We have compiled a glossary for you with the most important terms relating to special educational measures at primary school.

«We have lost the healthy balance»

Special education expert Gérard Bless is in favour of inclusive schools despite the many stumbling blocks. He explains why many teachers are dropping out, why more and more children are receiving therapy - and whether inclusion needs even more resources.

«The aim is to share a piece of everyday life»

The SRC project "Mitten unter uns" aims to make integration easier for foreign-language children and young adults.

This springboard helps young refugees find an apprenticeship

The integration pre-apprenticeship prepares late migrants to Switzerland for an apprenticeship. This enables them to connect with vocational training and our society.

Learning outside the classroom

Project IF+: Children with special educational needs attend mainstream classes. At Wolhusen primary school, they spend a morning morning in nature.

«In everyday life, the classmates contribute a lot to inclusion»

The experienced teacher and founder of a Zurich comprehensive school, Christian Rüttimann, knows that inclusive teaching is an enrichment.

How inclusion succeeds

What does it take for integration to succeed for children with a disability or learning disorder in a mainstream school?

A day in Sophie's world