QUALIFICATION GOALS "INCLUSION" FOR THE MUSIC EDUCATION DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Based on the "Index for Inclusion" (2003), the following qualification goals were formulated:
Create inclusive structures
- The students have the necessary sensitivity to recognise individual needs for support.
- The students can deal with heterogeneous groups with diverse living and learning conditions as well as life plans in an appreciative and productive manner.
Establish inclusive structures
- The students recognise the individual support needs in the developmental areas of sensory and motor skills, emotionality and sociability, language and thinking (cognition).
- Within the framework of music pedagogical activities, the students enable equal, fair, self-determined and thus successful participation of all participants.
Developing inclusive practices
- The students can compensate for disadvantages by differentiating and adapting the musical learning content and methods within the framework of joint artistic activities.
[Translate to English:] LINKS
Topic pages of the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Schleswig-Holstein:
- Inclusion in Schleswig-Holstein
- Inclusive school
- Inclusion in the classroom
- Special educational support
Information from the Institute for Quality Development at Schools in Schleswig-Holstein on special educational needs and inclusion
- Special Needs Education / Special Needs Centres
Guidelines and position papers of associations
- Inclusion: Guidelines for UNESCO Education Policy
- Federal Association for Cultural Education of Children and Youth (BKJ) e.V.
- Position of the Association of German Music Schools on Inclusion: Potsdam Declaration "Music Schools in Transition - Inclusion as an Opportunity
- Boban, Ines / Hinz, Andreas (2003): Index for Inclusion. Developing learning and participation in the school of diversity. Developed by Tony Booth and Mel Ainscow
Best practice databases
- Eucrea
- View:Change
- Culture Makes You Strong
UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and UNESCO
- Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN Disability Rights Convention)
- UNESCO
