Sage Publishing Theories of Inclusive Education: A Student's Guide - Sage

Theories of Inclusive Education: A Student's Guide by Sage Publications offers doctoral candidates and education researchers a comprehensive exploration of inclusive education theory spanning the last two decades. This resource synthesises the work of major theorists whilst tracing the evolution of key perspectives, including Mary Warnock's shifting stance on statementing from the late 1970s onwards. The book examines how individual beliefs, societal values and educational policy have transformed over time, approached through emancipatory and postmodernist frameworks that remain central to contemporary inclusive education discourse. Personal reflections woven throughout the text provide practitioner insights and real-world context, building reader confidence whilst connecting theory to educational practice. Whether you are developing a dissertation, conducting research or seeking a foundational understanding of inclusive education's theoretical landscape, this guide synthesises complex ideas into an accessible format for advanced students and education professionals.