Organizing Home Education Within Inclusive Education Frameworks

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This article examines the process of organizing home education as a strategy for inclusive education for students with disabilities. The role of inclusive education policies in creating a flexible and individualized learning environment is emphasized, in which the process of home education serves as a complementary model, rather than a replacement for traditional education. It also focuses on practical issues faced by families and teachers, including problems accessing services, parental preparedness and social isolation.

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10.47134/academicia.v5i4.23

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