1st International Congress on Social and Educational Inclusion. Challenging communication difficulties

Systems of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (SAACs) in educational environments make reference to the use of specific material and devices designed to enhance the expression of the subjects with communication difficulties. Guided by an optimal intervention, SAACs can substantially enhance the quality of life of the users. The proposals sent to this sub-theme should focus on the use of SAACs and explicitly address the benefits they provide to the users.

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in educational intervention refer to the information systems that enable an adequate communication in the classroom. These systems also enhance the processes of teaching and learning. Therefore, the proposals sent to this sub-theme should focus on the use of the ICT with subjects with communication difficulties.

Inclusive Pedagogies with people with communication difficulties address the use of an inclusive framework to enhance intervention with subjects who have difficulties in communication. Inclusive pedagogy is about providing for meaningful participation and communication opportunities and, therefore, they benefit teaching and learning processes. Thus, the proposals sent to this sub-theme should focus on the use of these pedagogies with subjects with communication difficulties.

HONORARY COMMITTEE

• The Honourable Ms. Nekane Balluerka, Rector of UPV/EHU
• The Honourable Mr. Asier Romero, Dean of the Faculty of Education (UPV/EHU)
• The Honourable Mr. Juan Jose Ibarretxe, President of Agirre Lehendakari Centre

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

1. Alicia González Martínez, UniversitätHamburg
2. MirjanaLencek, Universityof Zagreb
3. María Luisa Gómez-Taibo, Universidad de Coruña
4. Dorleta Apaolaza, UPV/EHU
5. Candelaria Imbernón, La Salle, Madrid
6. Oihana Leonet, UPV/EHU
7. Israel Alonso, UPV/EHU
8. Gorka Roman, UPV/EHU
9. Omar Jabary Salamanca, Ghent University
10. Naira Berasategi, UPV/EHU
11. Monike Gezuraga, UPV/EHU
12. Nahia Idoiaga, UPV/EHU
13. Ager Gondra Astigarraga, University of Miami
14. Argia Langarika, UPV/EHU
15. Mari Mar Boillos, UPV/EHU
16. María Orcasitas, UPV/EHU

COMMISSION AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

The Commission against gender-based violence aims to ensure compliance with the Protocol of the UPV / EHU against gender violence, which seeks to maintain and promote a safe environment free of gender violence for all people who are part of the university community of the UPV / EHU. (https://www.ehu.eus/documents/2007376/9945919/Protocolo-UPV-EHU-contra-las-violencias-de-genero.pdf/c2c299d3-c2da-8707-d8ad-dca5cbc1e015).Following this protocol, this commission will protect all the people who denounce or feel victims of any type of violence or gender discrimination during the CIISE Congress. The members of the commission make available to all participants the following email address ciiseigualdad@gmail.com so that they can report any situation they consider to be against the protocol that involve violence or discrimination latent or manifest, or any situation in which they feel victims. The commission always acts with respect for the presumption of innocence and the anonymity of the victims and complainants.

• Argia Langarika-Rocafort UPV/EHU
• Mari Mar Boillos Pereira UPV/EHU
• Dorleta Apaolaza-Llorente UPV/EHU

SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS

A communication is a brief oral presentation of an experience, proposal or research carried out by one or more authors. Abstract proposals must respect the format of the congress template and should be sent in PDF format to the following email address (ciiseretos2019@gmail.com) before June 15. Only one proposal per person will be accepted.

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