The purpose of the study is to contribute knowledge of some primary schools’ principals and special schools’ principals views on the inclusion of pupils with intellectual disabilities in the activities of primary school. To collect data to the study, we have chosen to use a qualitative research interview as a method. The study is based on the views of 12 primary school principals and special school principals regarding the inclusion of pupils with intellectual disabilities in the activities of primary school. To analyze the results, we use the framework factor theory, which is based on the idea that frames provide room for a process, which is based on the purpose of the study can be seen as the possibilities and conditions given for inclusion work. The result shows that the informants generally have a similar view on the concepts of integration and inclusion, however, the majority of the informants state that the consensus on inclusion work is generally poor at schools. Success factors the informants raise regarding the inclusion of pupils with learning disabilities in the activities of primary school, among other things, the teacher’s competence, consensus, and collaboration. The result also shows that the informants have internal and external frames to relate to. Examples of internally impactful frameworks are the content of working hours and skills development as well as how the school should be managed and structured. Examples of external unaffected frameworks are governance documents, finances and working time agreements. The conclusion we can draw from the study is that the inclusion of pupils with learning disabilities in the activities of primary school is difficult and complex. The informants have great opportunities to influence the inclusion work, which leads to both opportunities and challenges. One challenge that the result shows is the lack of time in the work of inclusion. / Studiens syfte är att bidra med kunskap om några grundskole - och grundsärskolerektorers uppfattningar om inkludering av grundsärskoleelever i grundskolans verksamhet. För att samla in data till studien har vi valt att använda oss av en kvalitativ forskningsintervju som metod. Studien bygger på 12 grundskole- och grundsärskolerektorers uppfattningar gällande inkludering av grundsärskolans elever i grundskolan.  För att analysera resultatet använder vi oss av ramfaktorteorin som bygger på tankegången att ramar ger utrymme för en process, vilket utifrån studiens syfte kan ses som de möjligheter och förutsättningar som ges gällande inkluderingsarbetet.  Resultat visar att informanterna har liknande syn på begreppen integrering och inkludering, däremot fastslår flertalet av informanterna att samsynen kring inkluderingsarbetet överlag är dålig på skolorna. Framgångsfaktorer informanterna lyfter gällande inkludering av grundsärskolans elever i grundskolan är bland annat lärarnas kompetens, samsyn och samverkan. Resultatet visar också att informanterna har inre och yttre ramar att förhålla sig till. Exempel på inre påverkningsbara ramar är arbetstidens - och kompetensutvecklingens innehåll samt hur skolan ska ledas och struktureras. Exempel på yttre opåverkningsbara ramar är styrdokument, ekonomi och arbetstidsavtal. Slutsatsen vi kan dra utifrån studien är att inkludering av grundsärskoleelever i grundskolan är svårt och komplext. Informanterna har stora möjligheter att påverka inkluderingsarbetet vilket leder till både möjligheter och utmaningar. En utmaning som resultatet påvisar är tidsbristen i arbetet med inkludering.

This thesis is divided into two main parts. The theoretical part defines the concept of self-assessment and focuses on the significance and forms of self-assessment, as well as the factors arising during implementation of self-assessment in education. This part also contains findings from specialized publications analysing the relationship between assessment and self-assessment directed towards individualisation (personalisation). The practical part of this thesis takes the form of pro-active research, the aim of which is to observe implementation of self- assessment by a specific pupil with a specific learning disability. It describes how to teach an integrated pupil to self-assess, confirms that the pupil is able to self-assess his work and describes the steps involved in the implementation. Key words evaluation, self-assessment, pupil with special needs, integrated pupil, descriptive language, evaluation criteria, quality indicator, forms of self-assessment, action research