All Together We Can Read: A Programme Promoting Inclusion in Portuguese School Libraries

Paula Ferreira, Raquel Ramos
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Inclusion is highlighted by several international organisations as a priority to be takeninto account in each country's educational policies. Portugal has been following these guidelinesand commitments, publishing legislation with a comprehensive approach to the concept of‘inclusion’ and monitoring its implementation in educational communities. School libraries, asstructures of the Ministry of Education, integrate, in their action plans, reading promotion projectsaimed at specific audiences. The main aim is the integration of all students, creating conditions forthem to fully enjoy the benefits of reading. In this article, we present the results of the project "AllTogether We Can Read", implemented in 62 schools over the last five years. Although there areareas for improvement, the evaluation reports point to a strong impact of the project in improvingstudent learning and af irming the school library as a structure for pedagogical innovation andknowledge induction.
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我们一起阅读:葡萄牙学校图书馆促进包容计划
一些国际组织强调,全纳是各国教育政策应考虑的优先事项。葡萄牙一直在遵循这些指导方针和承诺,颁布了对 "全纳 "概念采取综合办法的立法,并监测其在教育界的实施情况。教育部下属的学校图书馆在其行动计划中纳入了针对特定受众的阅读推广项目。其主要目的是让所有学生融入其中,为他们充分享受阅读的益处创造条件。在本文中,我们介绍了 "我们能一起阅读 "项目的成果,该项目在过去五年中在 62 所学校实施。尽管仍有需要改进的地方,但评估报告指出,该项目在改善学生学习和巩固学校图书馆作为教学创新和知识归纳的结构方面产生了巨大影响。
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