Published: 2017-01-11

The role of internal and external resources in a relational model of social inclusion

Anna Fidelus
Pedagogical Forum
Section: Topic
https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2016.1.04

Abstract

In this article, the reference was made to social exclusion as one of the many important issues relevant to people with disabilities. Reflecting on solutions which would allow to minimize the risks that generate social exclusion, while searching for the factors and ways to help strengthen the social inclusion process, an attempt was made to develop a relational model of social inclusion. It should be clearly stressed that these issues do not relate exclusively to individuals with disabilities. What is more, it would be an aberration to equate disability and social exclusion. It is a too far-reaching, stereotypical simplification. Unquestionably, such false concepts unfortunately are still present and should be refuted. In the discussion on the issue of exclusion and inclusion the reference has been made to a broad group of the excluded, to which unfortunately people with disabilities may also be counted in.

Keywords:

inclusion, exclusion, internal resources, external resources, relational, social support

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Fidelus, A. (2017). The role of internal and external resources in a relational model of social inclusion. Pedagogical Forum, 6(1), 57–70. https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2016.1.04

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