Virtual Mobility and Social Exclusion

Aug 25, 2013

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Overview. IntroductionsBackground and Rationale to our researchThe research objectives and approachThe findings of the feasibility studyunderstanding social exclusion and the dimension of mobility related exclusionlinks between virtual mobility and mobility related exclusionproblems with virtu

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Social Mobility

Social Mobility. www.educationforum.co.uk. What is Social Stratification?. Social stratification is “...the division of society into levels, steps or positions” Stratification is, in essence, the structured inequality of entire categories of people

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Social Exclusion and Imprisonment in Scotland

Social exclusion and Scottish prisoners. Two halvesReport researchImplications for penal policyFirst halfThe social background of the prisoner populationThe task of prisons in preparing prisoners for resettlementAn initial model of social exclusion and its relationship with offending. Please note.

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Thinking about Social Exclusion

Thinking about poverty (1) . Absolute poverty: Early 20th Century reports by Booth, Rowntree: the deserving poor' Periods of right wing government Subsistence calories, fuel, etc. Income based . Thinking about poverty (2). There is always a fixed level of basic needs and an income which is i

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SOCIAL STRATIFICATION AND MOBILITY

Diversity and Similarity. Common History and cultureCommon System of Stratification (race, colour, class)Pyramidal Structure comprising:White Upper Stratum (plantation owners

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SOCIAL EXCLUSION: SOUTH AFRICA

SOCIAL EXCLUSION IN SOCIAL AFRICA. In South Africa, years of active discriminatory policymaking and neglect have resulted in high levels of inequality and extreme marginalisation of certain groups.Social exclusion GroupsChildren and Young peoplePeople with DisabilitiesOlder PersonWomenPeople

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Education and Social Mobility

Education and Social Mobility. Dr Kate Hoskins Reader in Education. Education and social mobility. Labour, Coalition and Conservative Governments aimed to increase social mobility in the UK by placing a strong emphasis on improving education to ensure more equal life chances for everyone.

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Poverty, Disadvantage, and Social Exclusion

Poverty, Disadvantage, and Social Exclusion. Jill Duerr Berrick School of Social Welfare University of California at Berkeley Association of Children ’ s Welfare Agencies Conference. Sydney, Australia August 21, 2012. Presentation Overview. Money, kids, and the global economy

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Social exclusion

Social exclusion. Social Exclusion . First introduced by sociologists to refer to new sources of inequality . Continues to inform applied social research , which aims to understand and tackle disadvantage and inequality .

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Cost of Social Exclusion

Cost of Social Exclusion. Salla Ikäheimo 21.3.2014. Definition of Social exclusion :

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Tackling Social Exclusion

Tackling Social Exclusion. Why do we care about social exclusion. So far we have mostly talked about social exclusion because of the lack of human rights that come with exclusion BUT… There are other important reasons too !

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Social exclusion v? Social inclusion

Social exclusion v? Social inclusion. Dzhevid Mahmud CITIZEN PARTICIPATION UNIVERSITY 2014. First ever excluded were?. Adam and Eve It brings to self-identification . What?. Oxford dictionary

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Virtual mobility

Virtual mobility. New steps towards increasing student’s mobility. Erasmus / Socrates programmes. Bologna process. Student’s mobility. International orientation of science. Objectives of mobility of students. Motivation of students to study abroad:

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Poverty and social exclusion

Poverty and social exclusion. Jurate Matikoviene EAPN Lithuania Caritas Lithuania. Poverty?. Dictionary of terms for social security describes poverty as a status, when there is not enough: material, social and cultural resources to guarantee the minimum for the standard of living.

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Quitlines and Social Exclusion in Europe

Quitlines and Social Exclusion in Europe. Addressing Health Inequalities. Definitions-Social Exclusion. The inability of an individual, group or community to participate effectively in economic, social, political and cultural life- an alienation and distance from the mainstream society [1]

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Virtual Mobility

Virtual Mobility. ICT and e-learning as tools for equality on student mobility Ilse Op de Beeck & Christine Michielsens (EuroPACE ivzw/ K.U.Leuven - AVNet). EuroPACE. European network of higher education institutions Mission: improving networked e-learning Interests: Education innovation

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Mobile Learning and Social Exclusion

Mobile Learning and Social Exclusion. John Traxler e-Innovations Centre. Two Projects – One Theme. Supporting Undergraduates with Handheld Computers EU m-learning Project using Mobile Devices to Engage Young People both using Sony hardware. Financial Levers and Social Inclusion.

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POVERTY, HEALTH AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION

POVERTY, HEALTH AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION. What contribution can sociology make to an understanding of poverty and its impact on health?. INTRODUCTION. ‘Inequality in health is the worst inequality of all. There is no more serious inequality than knowing you’ll die sooner because you’re badly off.’

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Virtual mobility project

Virtual mobility project. Koning Willem I College ‘s-Hertogenbosch The Netherlands. Virtual Mobility Project. Past Present Future. SMILE. Successful Management of Independent Learning Environments. Students enthusiastic Assignments in spare time. Another way of teaching

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Employment, poverty and social exclusion

Employment, poverty and social exclusion. Nick Bailey University of Glasgow. Resources. Quality of Life. Material & economic resources. Health & wellbeing. Access to public & private services. Living environment. Social exclusion. Social resources. Education & skills.

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Tackling Social Exclusion

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Social Exclusion Task Force

Social Exclusion Task Force ‘What works?’: Guidance on evidence informed commissioning April 7 th 2008. Social Exclusion Task Force. Based in the Cabinet Office Ministers Successor to the Social Exclusion Unit Working across government departments Champion the voice of vulnerable groups

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What is social exclusion?

What is social exclusion?. It’s a multidimensional process of progressive rupture, detaching groups and individuals from social relations and institutions and preventing them from full participation in the normal activities of the society in which they live. Single mothers.

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