PROBLEMS OF INCLUSIVE TEACHING IN RUSSIA
Abstract
In modern society, children with special health needs require high-quality, professional, multi-faceted, inclusive education that will erase the boundaries between ordinary and special children. Children should get used to society, be able to communicate and interact with each other in every possible way. Many people avoid people who are different from them psychologically or physically. Society must change its attitude towards such people. This article examines the existing problems of inclusive education in the Russian Federation.
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