METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AIMED AT MEETING THE PERSONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN IN THE PROCESS OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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Humanistic Methods, Inclusive Education, Interactive Technologies , ObjectiveAbstrak
The article explores the history, meaning, and importance of inclusive education; outlines its methodological underpinnings, aims, and objectives; and supports the humanistic nature of the pedagogical principles and conceptual ideas of inclusive education as well as their potential for application.
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