INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: ESSENCE, SIGNIFICANCE AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
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Inclusive education, adaptation to society, psychological support, economic efficiency, pedagogical innovation, humanity, international experiences, disabilities, physical, mental, spiritual.Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical foundations of inclusive education, its role in the education system, and its socio-pedagogical significance. It also discusses the laws and resolutions adopted in Uzbekistan on the development of inclusive education, the experience of foreign countries, and promising directions.Downloads
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