THE ROLE OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION MANAGEMENT AND TEACHERS IN INVOLVING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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Inclusive education, children with disabilities, preschool education, teacher, leadership, correctional and pedagogical activities.Abstract
This article provides a scientific and pedagogical analysis of the tasks of preschool educational institution management and teaching staff in involving children with disabilities in inclusive education. The importance of management activities, pedagogical approaches, and cooperation with specialists and parents in the effective organization of inclusive education is revealed. The results of the study substantiate that creating an inclusive environment in the preschool education system has a positive impact on the social adaptation and development of children with disabilities.
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