SCIENTIFIC-THEORETICAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

Authors

  • Khujayarova Nafisa Sultanmurodovna Teacher, Doctor of Philosophy in Pedagogical Sciences (PhD) University of Information Technology and Management

Keywords:

Inclusive education, pedagogical-psychological characteristics, scientific-theoretical foundations, purpose, objectives of inclusive education.

Abstract

The article describes the scientific-theoretical and legal foundations of inclusive education, the education and education of children with disabilities and their adaptation to social life, the study of pedagogical-psychological characteristics in teaching them, the identification of problems, the justification of aspects of effectiveness.

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2025-01-29

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