mainstreaming

English - Turkish

Definition of mainstreaming in English Turkish dictionary: (Psikoloji) Tedavi edilen psikiyatrik hastaların toplumla yeniden bütünleştirilmelerine ve olabildiğince normal bir yaşam sürdürebilmelerine yönelik çalışmalar; (Eğitim) Öğrenme güçlüğü olan öğrencileri normal sınıf ortamına dahil etme, fiziksel ya da bedensel özürü olan öğrencileri normal sınıf ortamına dahil etme; Ana mecraya yönlendirme; (Psikoloji) Zihinsel, fiziksel veya ruhsal özürlü çocukları toplumla bütünleştirmeye, özellikle en az kısıtlayıcı çevrede, yani geleneksel okullarda normal çocuklarla birlikte eğitme çabaları için kullanılan bir terim; anayola sokma
mainstream: ana görüş
mainstream: anadamar
mainstream: popüler olan
mainstream: başlıca
gender mainstreaming: toplumsal cinsiyet
mainstream: nehrin ana kolu
mainstream: teamül
mainstream: revaçta olan
mainstream: talimat
mainstream: temel
mainstream: Hâkim anlayış, hâkim görüş, genel kabûl
mainstream: ana akım
Tom ana akım müzikleri dinlemez. - Tom doesn't listen to mainstream music.

English - English

Definition of mainstreaming in English English dictionary: (Eğitim) Mainstreaming in the context of education is a term that refers to the practice of educating students with special needs in regular classes during specific time periods based on their skills; The practice of placing children with special educational needs into regular classrooms for at least a part of the school day/week; (p 534)integrating special students into the overall educational program; from the publication Special Education Policy Manual: The delivery of educational programs within the regular classroom setting of a public day school; Integration of children with special educational needs into the normal school system; Mainstreaming implies addressing gender issues across the full range of sectors within existing development strategies and priorities; Teaching disabled children in public schools instead of schools for the disabled; The process of integrating children with disabilities into regular educational or social programs, implementing the least restrictive environment concept The LRE concept provides for appropriate sup-ports and services to help the child to succeed in the mainstream classroom; {i} act of integrating students with learning disabilities into conventional learning programs; Placement of a disabled child with non-disabled peers in a regular classroom; Bringing Special Education and ADHD children into regular classroom settings; A federal program designed to bring ITS/CVO into the "mainstream" by encouraging states to get involved in the program, and providing regional education and information exchange Established along regional lines; Least restrictive alternative; maximum integration in the regular classroom, coupled with concrete assistance for the nonspecial education teacher; Practice of placing special needs children in regular classrooms for at least a part of the children’s educational program See also least restrictive environment and inclusion; in cultivation analysis, televisionís ability to move people toward a common understanding of how things are; When children with handicaps are placed into regular classrooms for as much of the school day as possible; (also referred to as Integration) The practice of providing instructional and related services to students with disabilities in the general education setting; refers "to the provision of opportunities for students labeled as disabled who are in special education settings to spend a portion of their time in general education " (source: Lipsky and Gartner, Beyond Separate Education: Quality Education for All )
mainstream: To educate (a disabled student) together with non-disabled students
Mainstreaming has become more common in recent years, as studies have shown that many mainstreamed students with mild learning disabilities learn better than their non-mainstreamed counterparts.
mainstream: To popularize, to normalize, to render [[#Adjective|mainstream]]
mainstream: Purchased, used or accepted broadly rather than by a tiny fraction of population or market; common, usual or conventional
They often carry stories you won't find in the mainstream media.
mainstream: That which is common; the norm
His ideas were well outside the mainstream, but he presented them intelligently, and we were impressed if not convinced.
mainstream: The usual educational placement of a child To mainstream a child is to place him in a regular class or something approaching it, rather than in a self-contained special class See also "mainstreaming"
mainstream: the reassignment of children with disabilities from specialized classrooms into the regular school environment
mainstream: People, activities, or ideas that are part of the mainstream are regarded as the most typical, normal, and conventional because they belong to the same group or system as most others of their kind. people outside the economic mainstream The show wanted to attract a mainstream audience. the most usual ideas or methods, or the people who have these ideas or methods the mainstream of. accepted by or involving most people in a society
mainstream: the prevailing current of thought; "his thinking was in the American mainstream
mainstream: With respect to fund type, excluding foreign-only investing, hybrid public market purchase funds, LBO and funds of funds
mainstream: Non-genre literature
mainstream: A type of course which either leads to a credentialled outcome or for which the Institute received Government Funding This excludes Adult Community Education and Fee-For-Service courses
mainstream: {i} prevailing trend or movement
mainstream: very popular, as a fad; familiar to the masses; common, usual or conventional
mainstream: In the field of bilingual education, this term refers to the monolingual English curriculum or classroom
mainstream: Direct marketing which makes use of high profile media - like television or newspapers - to promote its message
mainstream: main body of work of a given period
mainstream: students not identified as being at risk of education failure
mainstream: A film which is expected to be a box-office success that appeals to a wide audience One which is released by a major distribution chain
mainstream: The usual educational placement of a child To mainstream a child is to place him in a general education class or something approaching it, rather than in a self-contained special class
mainstream: {s} of the prevailing trend or movement
mainstream: Yesterday's avant garde
mainstream: the prevailing current of thought; "his thinking was in the American mainstream"