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Disrupting the Narrative of Universality of Inclusive Education: The New Marginalization of Low-Income, English Language Learners in India
Kalyanpur, Maya
Educational Forum, v84 n4 p296-308 2020
The assumption that educational policies and practices in the global North are viable in the global South has promoted a universal template for inclusive education, or Education For All. In India, lived realities do not conform to this universal template, resulting in the emergence of low-income English language learners who are being labeled as learning disabled. The paper calls for a "de-colonial resistance" that incorporates indigenous knowledge and lived realities.
Descriptors: Inclusion, Disadvantaged, Low Income Groups, Educational Policy, Educational Practices, Access to Education, Indians, English (Second Language), Second Language Learning, Native Language, Learning Disabilities, Labeling (of Persons), Indigenous Knowledge, Educational Change, Foreign Countries, Outcomes of Education
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