This is the process of supporting students with disabilities to take part in regular classrooms, with the help of support services if necessary. In other words, inclusive education covers everyone, be it disabled people (including those having “special educational requirements”) or non-disabled people, who get to learn together in standard schools, colleges, and universities. I taught my learners how to use a grade calculator. In an inclusive education system, the unique contributions of students from diverse backgrounds to the classroom are valued. Additionally, such a system facilitates diverse groups of students to grow and thrive equally, thus benefitting everyone. ...Read more
