Special Education in Tibet - Potmesil, Milon;Qiong, Bu
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This book analyses the value orientation system of education in Tibet and examines the special education interventions aimed at children with disabilities in the region. The authors draw on their interviews with students, parents and teachers to shed light on how education is viewed by the general population in Tibet.
The book looks at themes such as traditional Tibetan education, the ways in which value orientation affects the development of disabled children, the role of special education interventions in building self-esteem and confidence and the importance of developing pedagogical…mehr

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This book analyses the value orientation system of education in Tibet and examines the special education interventions aimed at children with disabilities in the region. The authors draw on their interviews with students, parents and teachers to shed light on how education is viewed by the general population in Tibet.

The book looks at themes such as traditional Tibetan education, the ways in which value orientation affects the development of disabled children, the role of special education interventions in building self-esteem and confidence and the importance of developing pedagogical care and special schools in Tibet. It also reviews China's existing legal provisions and policies dedicated to persons with disabilities in comparison with Tibet. Finally, it emphasizes the role of practicing social acceptance for children with special educational needs and recommends developing special education interventions based on the cultural foundation and real social conditions of the ethnic group.

Based on in-depth qualitative and quantitative research, this book will be of interest to teachers, students and researchers of education, special education, curriculum studies, sociology, anthropology, disability studies, minority studies and cultural studies. It will also be useful for educationalists, special education institutions, policymakers, social activists and NGOs.
Autorenporträt
Milö Potmeil is Professor of special pedagogy. He holds a PhD degree in psychology and a PhD degree in special pedagogy. His research interests include deaf studies, educational psychology, behavioral management and deafness and psychology of special support to parents of impaired children. He is also an active participant in international research projects and gives lectures in foreign universities. Since 2014, he has been Professor Emeritus at Faculty of Education, Sichuan Normal University, and Researcher at Research centre for Multicultural Education, Sichuan, China. His recent publications include Inclusive Education of Learners with Disability: The Theory vs. Reality (2020). He has also published articles in various international scientific journals. BuQiong holds a PhD degree in Special Education and is Lecturer at the Faculty of Educational, Sichuan Normal University, China. His research is mainly focused on ethnic special education theory and practice and ethnic education. He has presided over several projects, including "Value Orientation of Special Education in Tibetan Areas", among others. He is involved in compiling the Sichuan Normal University's school-level textbook, Microteaching Training Course for Special Education Major, and has published more than 10 academic papers including "An Overview of Special Education Development in Tibetan Areas" and "Dignity Education and the Cultivation of Dignified People", in the Journal of Northwest University for Nationalities, E-PEDAGOGIUM and other domestic and international journals. In addition, he has compiled, edited and translated the textbook Physical Teaching of Normal Schools, participated in the compilation of the textbook Microteaching Training Textbook, and published two co-authored monographs including Walking in Gubao Mountain Village: Story of Cultural Construction and Educational Practice.