2016
DOI: 10.12737/23975
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Socio-psychological barriers in inclusive education

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“…Indeed; they experience difficulties in mastering the educational program at the same pace; on the same educational material and in the same sequence as other students. And these circumstances must be considered when organizing an inclusive educational process [5]. However; university practice shows that even with a technically equipped audience; teachers who do not have the skills to work with students with disabilities prefer to give the material the old fashioned way; ignoring the special educational needs of students with disabilities .…”
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“…Indeed; they experience difficulties in mastering the educational program at the same pace; on the same educational material and in the same sequence as other students. And these circumstances must be considered when organizing an inclusive educational process [5]. However; university practice shows that even with a technically equipped audience; teachers who do not have the skills to work with students with disabilities prefer to give the material the old fashioned way; ignoring the special educational needs of students with disabilities .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…E the level of implementation of inclusive general education purposes in a particular school with its terms; the objective factors of the regional environment of its location; as well as subjective factors; the characteristics of real subjects' education. In the studies of [1][2][3][4][5][6] presents the leading characteristics of IOS in mass educational institutions. The second level is the inclusive environment of the educational organization of secondary vocational and higher education.…”
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