INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION: PRACTICAL APPROACHES
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https://doi.org/10.2024/26fe2v17Keywords:
inclusive education, children with special needs, pedagogical approaches, education quality, modern trends, inclusion, education policyAbstract
This article analyzes the significance, relevance, and future development prospects of inclusive education. Based on global and Uzbek experiences, the article provides a detailed discussion of current trends, pressing challenges, and future directions of inclusive education. It also explores the socio-economic impact of inclusive education, drawing upon scientific sources, official documents, and statistical data.
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