Inclusive Education
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In the context of Inclusive Education, when conducting a deep analysis of its philosophical and ontological differences from 'Special Education' and 'Mainstreaming', which of the following statements most authentically explains the core spirit and modern pedagogical framework of inclusive education?
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Understanding Inclusive Education
Inclusive education is an educational system where children with and without special needs learn together in the same classroom. The fundamental philosophy emphasizes changing the educational system to suit the children, rather than forcing children to adapt to a rigid system.
- Special Education: Focuses on segregated schooling for specific disabilities.
- Mainstreaming: Expects the child to adjust to the existing regular school environment.
- Inclusive Education: Transforms the school environment, curriculum, and pedagogy to accommodate all learners.
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