CONDITIONS FOR DEVELOPING FUTURE TEACHERS' CAPABILITIES TO WORK IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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inclusive readiness, quality of education, cognitive component, inclusive education, pedagogical personality.Abstract
The article defines the phenomenon of inclusive readiness as an educational effect, reveals its structural structure. It talks about the creation of conditions for ensuring the quality and effectiveness of inclusive education, the adoption and development of its ideas. It gives an idea of the conditions for the formation of the cognitive component of inclusive readiness of teachers.
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