Philosophy of Inclusive Education

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1.

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IS A
BASIC HUMAN RIGHT.

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IS NOT JUST A SIMPLE NEED OF CHILDREN. IT IS RATHER


A CARDINAL RIGHT OF ALL LEARNERS TO A QUALITY EDUCATION WHICH
RESPONDS TO THEIR BASIC AND UNIQUE LEARNING NEEDS THAT WILL
EVENTUALLY IMPROVE THEIR LIVES.
2. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION PRESUPPOSES THAT ALL
HUMAN BEINGS HAVE EQUAL VALUE AND RIGHTS.

THIS VIEW IS ADVANCED AS INCLUSIVE EDUCATION RECOGNIZES THAT EACH


PERSON IS OF EQUAL INTRINSIC VALUE, OF DIGNITY, AND THUS OUGHT TO BE
TREATED WITH EQUAL RESPECT AND BE GIVEN EQUAL RIGHTS.
3. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IS A
CORNERSTONE TO BUILD A JUST
SOCIETY.

WHEN THE STATE AND THE SOCIETY AT LARGE GUARANTEE THAT CHILDREN HAVE
ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION, IT CAUSES A DOMINO EFFECT OF
OPPORTUNITY THAT HAS A DIRECT EFFECT ON FUTURE GENERATIONS.
4. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION TAKES
FORWARD THE AGENDA OF
EDUCATION FOR ALL (EFA).

EFA MEANS GUARANTEEING THAT ALL CHILDREN HAVE EQUAL ACCESS T QUALITY
BASIC EDUCATION BY DEVELOPING A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT WHERE ABLE
AND DISABLED CHILDREN CAN LEARN.
5. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOCUSES ON
PROVIDING LEARNERS WITH A NON-
THREATENING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

• INCLUSIVE EDUCATION ADDRESSES THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF ALL


LEARNERS IN A NON-THREATENING AND SUPPORTIVE LEARNING
ENVIRONMENT. IT INCLUDES LEARNERS WHO ARE FORMALLY DISADVANTAGED
AND EXCLUDED FROM EDUCATION BECAUSE OF BARRIERS TO LEARNING.

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