INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: TERMINOLOGY, DEFINITIONS, AND IMPLEMENTATION
Keywords:
inclusive education, mainstreaming, integration, special education, segregated education, differentiation.Abstract
Inclusive education is a widely discussed topic in the field of education, as it aims to meet the diverse needs of all learners. However, the terminology surrounding inclusive education often muddled, leading to confusion and hindered implementation efforts. This article reviews the various terms used in inclusive education, offering clarifications and exploring their implications for practice.
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