آموزش فراگیر

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آموزش فراگیر

مفهوم آموزش فراگیر و تفکیک (جداسازی)

آموزش فراگیر در مقابل یکپارچه سازی (ادغام)

آموزش فراگیر به عنوان یک حق انسانی و رفع موانع

مسائل مهم با توجه به بین المللی شدن آموزش فراگیر

کودکان با نیازهای ویژه آموزشی (SEN) و معلولیت

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