Special Education Teacher Preparation in Hungary
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https://doi.org/10.33043/8z88rb4yKeywords:
Inclusive education, Students with Disabilities, Special Education, Teacher PreparationAbstract
This article provides an overview of general and special education in Hungary, including training and teacher preparation. We examine trends towards inclusion and the challenges of training general education teachers to support students with disabilities. We also outline the process of qualifying for special education and explore teacher preparation in Hungary, including the various paths to becoming a certified teacher and the ongoing professional development requirements. This article concludes by addressing the historical importance of public education in Hungary and the laws and policies pertaining to special education. We highlight current issues in special education and teacher preparation, such as the diagnosis process for autism and the need for improved support and pay for teachers. Overall, a comprehensive overview of special education in Hungary is provided, highlighting its challenges, progress, and areas for improvement.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Ryan Kellems, Blake Hansen, Macy Huckvale, Ágota Szekeres, Endre Horváth, Kaiya Dawson
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