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Routledge Building Community for Equitable Inclusive Schools - Routledge

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Description

This Routledge research book challenges conventional approaches to school discipline and behaviour management across the UK and USA by drawing on extensive international literature and policy insights. It focuses specifically on children with social, emotional and behavioural or mental health needs, offering educators and policy makers alternative perspectives grounded in collaborative and relational approaches. The book argues for systemic change that moves schools towards more equitable, inclusive and compassionate practice. By examining the orthodoxies and structures that marginalise young people, it provides frameworks for building genuine community within educational settings. Designed for educators, administrators, researchers and those in educational policy, this work bridges theory and practice to support the creation of schools where all children can thrive.

Key Features

Addresses social, emotional and behavioural mental health needs through evidence-based relational approaches in school settings.

Critiques current behaviour management and school discipline policies in the UK and USA with international context.

Offers collaborative alternatives to traditional discipline systems that support equitable and inclusive school communities.

Draws on extensive international literature and research to challenge systemic barriers that marginalise children and young people.

Part of Routledge Research in Special Educational Needs series, connecting policy analysis with practical school improvement.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 November 2022
Listed Since
31 May 2022

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