CREATING AN INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, AND SOLUTIONS
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inclusive education, opportunity, children with special needs, collaboration, standards, challenges and solutions, concept, roadmap, material and technical resources.Abstract
This article highlights the relevance of inclusive approaches in the preschool education system, the main challenges encountered during their implementation, and effective ways to address them. Inclusive education ensures the right of every child to receive equal and quality education based on their individual abilities. Therefore, adapting preschool-aged children to an inclusive environment, as well as the socialization and development of children with special needs, is considered an important issue.
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