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Increasing access into higher education: Insights from the 2011 African Network on Evidence-to-Action on Disability Symposium – Education Commission by Lyner-Cleophas, Marcia, Swart, Estelle, Chataika, Tsitsi, Bell, Diane

“…This article provides some insights into the challenges regarding inclusion in higher education of students with disabilities. It does this by elucidating…”
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Access to education in Africa: responding to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities by Chataika, Tsitsi, Mckenzie, Judith Anne, Swart, Estelle, Lyner-Cleophas, Marcia

“…Article 24 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities mandates that disabled people should have full rights to education in…”
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Increasing access into higher education : insights from the 2011 African Network on Evidence-to-Action on Disability Symposium - Education Commission : original research by Lyner-Cleophas, Marcia, Swart, Estelle, Bell, Diane, Chataika, Tsitsi

“…This article provides some insights into the challenges regarding inclusion in higher education of students with disabilities. It does this by elucidating…”
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Inclusive Education in Zimbabwe: Policy, Curriculum, Practice, Family, and Teacher Education Issues by Mutepfa, Magen M., Mpofu, Elias, Chataika, Tsitsi

“…In the Zimbabwean context, inclusive education involves the identification and minimization or elimination of barriers to students' participation in…”
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Inclusion of disabled students in higher education in zimbabwe: from idealism to reality: a social ecosystem perspective by Chataika, Tsitsi

“…Inclusion of disabled students in higher education has been gathering momentum in various countries, although until recently, it has not been under the…”
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Inclusive Education in Zimbabwe by Mutepfa, Magen M, Mpofu, Elias, Chataika, Tsitsi

“…Of these, 14,115 students with mental retardation, 50,000 children with learning disabilities, 1,634 children with hearing impairment, and 2,635 students with…”
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