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Hungary : Sources
Bibliography
Legislation
1. HUNGARY. STATUTES (1999). Amendment to the Public Education Act.
2. HUNGARY. STATUTES (1993). Act LXXIX on Public Education.
3. HUNGARY. STATUTES (1993a). National and Ethnic Minorities Act [guarantees the ethnic minorities in Hungary with a right to education in their mother tongue].
4. HUNGARY. STATUTES (1990). Act IV. [Amendment to Education Act 1985.]
5. HUNGARY. STATUTES (1985). Education Act. [Authorised the establishment of special vocational training schools for the slightly mentally disabled.]
Bibliography
22. CSANYI, Y. (2001). 'Steps towards inclusion in Hungary', European Journal of Special Needs Education, 16, 3.
6. COUNCIL OF EUROPE (1994). 'Hungary: education of minorities.' Council of Europe Newsletter, 3, 24.
7. EUROPEAN AGENCY FOR DEVELOPMENT IN SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION (1999). Teacher Support: Organisation of Support for Teachers Working with Special Needs in Mainstream Education. Trends in 17 European Countries. Denmark: European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education.
21. EURYDICE EUROPEAN UNIT (1999). Supplement to the Study on the Structures of the Education and Initial Training Systems in the European Union. The Situation in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. Brussels: EURYDICE European Unit. [Online] at http://www.eurydice.org/
8.EURYDICE EUROPEAN UNIT (1997). Supplement to the Study on the Structures of the Education and Initial Training Systems in the European Union. The Situation in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. Brussels: EURYDICE European Unit. [Online] at http://www.eurydice.org/ (Superseded by EURYDICE EUROPEAN UNIT (1999).)
9. EURYDICE UNIT, HUNGARY (1999). Summary Sheets on Education Systems in Europe: Hungary. (Available at http://www.eurydice.org/ [via the EURYBASE database].)
10. HUNGARY. MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND EDUCATION (1997). The Long-Term Strategy for the Development of Hungarian School Education. Budapest: Ministry of Culture and Education.
11. HUNGARY. MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND EDUCATION (1996). A Guide to the Hungarian National Core Curriculum. Budapest: Ministry of Culture and Education.
12. HUNGARY. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (1999). Education of Disabled Schoolchildren. [Online] at http://www.om.hu/
13. HUNGARY. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (1998). Key Statistics About Public Education. [Online] at http://www.om.hu/
14. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION (1997). 'Education of students with special needs.' In: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION Education in Hungary. Budapest: National Institute of Public Education.
20. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANISATION (UNESCO) (1996). Legislation Pertaining to Special Needs Education. Paris: UNESCO.
23. EURYDICE UNIT, HUNGARY (2003). The Education System in Hungary (2001/2002). Available online at http://www.eurydice.org/Eurybase/frameset_eurybase.html [17 December, 2004].
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