TEACHING ENGLISH TO CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
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This article examines the theoretical foundations, contemporary approaches, and practical aspects of teaching English to children with disabilities within the context of inclusive education. The article investigates challenges encountered in teaching foreign languages to children with hearing, visual, intellectual, and physical disabilities, as well as their solutions through the lens of scholarly sources from international, Russian, and Uzbek educational research.
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