Economic Model Cost-satisfaction in Inclusive Education. Based on Research Made in Georgia
Journal Title: Journal of Applied Quantitative Methods - Year 2008, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
This research comprises a brief analysis of the economic model design, projected for poor countries, where complex assessments of the health status, education outcomes and motivation for children with disabilities are impossible to be done; is possible to be applied on a national scale in Georgia, if the actual government has the necessary resources, or, in other countries, having a similar lack of expertise in special education and disabled children assessment. The National Curriculum Assessment Centre from Georgia is envisaging such development, and finding the best ways to identify various needs for teacher training, auditing and report procedures and funding this future development, and to identify alternative sources for finance. We consider the aim and the objectives of the research, reflected in this paper, as leading to appropriate actions to satisfy the needs of disabled children, enough general to afford the opportunity of replication at a broader scale. The lack of skilled and dedicated human resources – expertise, counselling, care for children for special needs could be in a measure cushioned, if this model is applied on national scale.
Authors and Affiliations
Ovidiu MANTALUTA, Nino RUKHADZE
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP129612
- DOI -
- Views 86
- Downloads 0
Metrics on Entities Spaces
In this paper, we deal with concept of “metric”. At first, we briefly discuss some issues regarding this very shaded notion in human knowledge. Secondly, we emphasize its usefulness in Mathematics, particularly in the re...
EXTERNAL ANALYSIS IN PLS-PATH MODELING FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE PASSANGER SATISFACTION
In recent years the need to verify the degree of user satisfaction and the quality of services provided has become a priority for transportation companies. The requirement is not only to move towards higher quality of se...
A Multifactor Statistical Model for Analysing the Physico-Chemical Variables in the Coastal Area at St-Louis and Tamarin, Mauritius
The coastal pollution is an issue of concern for Mauritius. Since the past two decades, agricultural activities have contributed to pesticide and fertilizer run off in coastal waters. Over the recent years, the major urb...
TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION, INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE, AND GROWTH IN EMERGING ECONOMIES
This paper explores the link which is often neglected in the literature between the industrial structure and the aggregate economic growth in emerging economies (EE) that are implementing an openness trade policy. Based...
INFORMATION ENTROPY AND OCCURRENCE OF EXTREME NEGATIVE RETURNS
This study is intended to investigate the connection between the complexity of a capital market and the occurrence of dramatic decreases in transaction prices. The work hypothesis is that such episodes, characterized by...