THEORIES OF TEACHING LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN AN INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT
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inclusive education, special educational needs, individualized approach, differentiated instruction, social adaptation, educational reformsAbstract
This article examines the theoretical foundations of inclusive education for learners with special educational needs. It emphasizes the importance of individualized and differentiated approaches in ensuring equal educational opportunities, as well as the role of inclusive education in learners’ social adaptation and personal development.
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