inclusão no trabalho: a vivência de pessoas com deficiência intelectual

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2012
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Abstract
Work is an important context of development for young people/adults with disabilities. This report presents the experience of people with intellectual disabilities about their inclusion at work. Four interviews were conducted with apprentices with the diagnosis of intellectual disability that had occupational experience in the trade sector. The results show that the failure to include these young people/adults was caused either by lack of professional preparation, personal and socio-emotional issues, as well as the difficulty of companies to receive people with disabilities. Stronger links between vocational institutions and companies are critical to the success of inclusion, among other factors.   Keywords: inclusion in the work; intellectual disabilities; special education; professionalization.
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Authors ;Nara Liana Pereira-Silva;Adelaine Vianna Furtado
Journal acta crystallographica section e: crystallographic communications
Year 2012
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10.5380/psi.v16i1.23012
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