Inclusive education in the context of National Education Policy 2020
Keywords:
NEP-2020, Inclusive Education, Empowerment, StrategiesAbstract
In this diverse society, each learner is unique in himself. The responsibility of including all in the process of development rests with all the stakeholders involved in this path. Also, the responsibility of achieving this potential lies on the shoulders of the education system of this country in the form of inclusive education. Although many efforts have been made globally over the centuries to make societies inclusive, there are still barriers that hinder the achievement of this goal. In this research paper titled 'Inclusive education in the context of National Education Policy 2020', an attempt has been made to throw light on the points related to the efforts made to ensure inclusiveness.
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