Importance of Inclusive Education
Importance of Inclusive Education
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Author:
Tutor:
YONIER HERNANDEZ
Maestría en Educación
September, 2022
INTRODUCTION
inclusive, but not exclusive, since educating from diversity and inclusion is a
duty of formal and non-formal education, rescuing all of the students' potential without
import your social, economic, cultural, religious, sexual status among others.
of significant social, cultural, and political implications for the future of all
humanity.
In this same vein, it is worth highlighting that inclusive education has had a
direct impact on the cultural and social development of human beings all over the
World, without any exception, will have the opportunity to reflect on facts and
social phenomena with a deep human sense, such as the development of the
of the current human being towards personal development, social and cultural diversity, moving through
as well as other aspects of an individual nature related to quality of life, well-being and
the search for identity and happiness of human beings, based on the
the need to develop an inclusive education based on values and ethical principles.
DEVELOPMENT
in the same line of thought, it is important to highlight that inclusive education and attention to the
According to the above, it is important to highlight that everything is aimed at providing an education.
of quality to the students, reminding that it should be inclusive and diverse regardless
the capabilities of each one, since inclusive education not only covers children and young people
but also to adults, with and without disabilities or difficulties including and being diverse
with those who have special educational needs so that they can learn together in
In this same line of thought, it is important to emphasize that inclusive education is the foundation.
physical and intellectual. Thus recognizing that education is a right that they have
human beings should be prioritized from a comprehensive and reciprocal approach, highlighting that we
young people in the educational system with and without disabilities or even with difficulties in
Regarding the above, Arnaiz, Guirao, and Linares (2003) state that: There is no doubt
from a social orientation scenario (...). This is, therefore, one of the commitments
more transcendental than the school must assume and that, in no way, can be overlooked
educational programs so that they move away from the traditional role and transform based on quality
in education, which over time has been measured by indicators such as:
CONCLUSIONS
behavior, therefore it must be said that the teaching staff should delve into the
ways or strategies for inclusion, to achieve the inclusion of every child and young person with needs
special education, under conditions of vulnerability, without social and economic distinction
that are linked to the formal and informal education process, with the objective
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