ACHIEVING EDUCATION FOR ALL BY INCLUDING THOSE WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Keywords:
Inclusive Education, SEN, Practice Lessons, external factors, Student access, identifying, encouraging children, Curriculum content, learning materials, teacher qualifications, training, parent, community support, flexible curriculum.Abstract
This article the main problem in the field of disability is the lack of access to education for children and adults with disabilities. This is a very serious issue as education is a fundamental right of all, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and protected by various international conventions. That in many countries there is a stark difference between the educational opportunities
available to children with disabilities and children without disabilities. Failure to achieve the goal of "Education for All" unless a complete turnaround is achieved.
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