GENERAL PRINCIPLES IN THE NATIONAL EDUCATION STANDARTS FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT

Authors

  • Emilia Evgenieva Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
  • Desislava Pencheva

Keywords:

inclusive education, curricula, education management, national education standards

Abstract

The management of the education process requires planning and detailing the education content according to the children's abilities and the resulting opportunities for an individual approach by teachers. The mechanism in which sustainable development and the construction of a communication environment without isolation are made possible is sought.. These are the contemporary approaches in the field of education, which are embedded in the normative and strategic documents and are aimed at overcoming the negative impact of the formalism in education. Attaining this goal can contribute to making the learning environment more inclusive for the students and gradually implement in full the philosophy of inclusion.

Author Biographies

  • Emilia Evgenieva, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski

    Assoc. Prof., PhD. 

    Faculty of Educational Studies and Arts, Department of Special Pedagogy and Speech Therapy.

    Her research interests are focused on the problems of language learning and the possibilities for it to become a kind of core of their personal development.

    Number of posts more than 50

    Address: Sofia, Faculty of Educational Studies and Arts, bul. “Shipchenski prohod” 69A, 1574

    E-mail: e.evgenieva@fppse.uni-sofia.bg

  • Desislava Pencheva

    PhD.

    She has completed a master's and doctoral program at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski ”, Department of Special Pedagogy and Speech Therapy. Her research interests are focused on the problems of the management of the process of inclusion and development of diagnostic tools for assessing the abilities of children in preschool. Number of publications 6.

    Contact: Pleven, 12 Vladimir Vazov Blvd.

    E-mail: pencheva_desi@abv.bg

Published

2023-01-05

Issue

Section

Special Еducation & Inclusive Еducation