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@proceedings{1387793,
author = {Záleská, Klára},
booktitle = {ECER 2017, Copenhagen: Reforming Education and the Imperative of Constant Change: Ambivalent roles of policy and the role of educational research. 21.-22. 8. 2017},
keywords = {Equal opportunities in education; immigrant children education; legislation on immigrant children education},
language = {eng},
title = {Equal Educational Opportunities for Immigrant Children - Insight to the Czech and Norwegian Education Policy},
year = {2017}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1387793
AU - Záleská, Klára
PY - 2017
TI - Equal Educational Opportunities for Immigrant Children - Insight to the Czech and Norwegian Education Policy
KW - Equal opportunities in education
KW - immigrant children education
KW - legislation on immigrant children education
N2 - By equal opportunities it is understood that personal and social circumstances such as gender, ethnicity or family background, do not pose obstacles in achieving maximum of educational potential (MSMT, 2016). Equal opportunity doesn’t mean the same as the same treatment to everybody. So that everybody has the equal educational opportunities, it is necessary to favor some pupils. Children with immigrant background need such a special treatment so that they can attend school in the new country, they or their parents have moved in. What kind of special measures countries chose, it is task for policy makers. In this contribution I will show what the politics (legislation and strategical documents) of equal opportunities for immigrant children in education looks like. The main research question is: What is characteristic for the Czech and Norwegian legislation and strategical documents for ensuring equal opportunities for immigrant children in education? The main aim of the contribution is to introduce global and European tendency in immigrant children education, and on examples of two contexts (Czech and Norwegian) to show similarities and differences in the legislation, highlight these points and explain them by using political, historical, social and economic context of these countries (Bereday, 1964).
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ZÁLESKÁ, Klára. Equal Educational Opportunities for Immigrant Children - Insight to the Czech and Norwegian Education Policy. In \textit{ECER 2017, Copenhagen: Reforming Education and the Imperative of Constant Change: Ambivalent roles of policy and the role of educational research. 21.-22. 8. 2017}. 2017.
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