Cooperation between Families and Educational Institutions in the Effective Organization of Inclusive Education
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A.U. Kurbanova
Associate Professor of the Center for Assessment of Knowledge and Qualifications of Aviation Specialists, Military Aviation Institute, Military Security and Defense University of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Armed Forces Officer
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- Keywords:
- inclusive education, children with special needs, integration, family, educational institutions, pedagogical support
- Abstract
- This article analyzes the meaning, principles and practical ways of organizing inclusive education in the family and educational institutions. It also considers the role of the family in integrating children with disabilities into society and the measures that need to be implemented in the education system
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