Lectures
Hope for inclusion?
The three ways of thinking of Immanuel Kant
The United Nations has created a body of law that puts all people on an equal footing:
c) All human rights and fundamental freedoms are universal and direct, they are interdependent and interrelated. People with disabilities must be guaranteed the full enjoyment of these rights and freedoms without discrimination.
The term inclusion is used in this Convention. In this sense, the German government committed itself by law in 2008 to achieving inclusion.
Teachers, educators and professors are therefore obliged to implement joint learning in kindergartens, schools and universities.