FORMATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL EDUCATIONAL TRAJECTORY IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: PEDAGOGICAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH ON THE EXAMPLE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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inclusive education, individual educational trajectory, primary education, psychological and pedagogical factors, special educational needsAbstract
This article analyzes the psychological and pedagogical aspects of the organization of inclusive education based on an individual educational trajectory in the primary education system (grades 1-4). The research is based on an analysis of the literature, modern approaches to the effective organization of inclusive education, international experience and the possibilities of its application in local conditions are studied.
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