Abstract
This article explores the current landscape of inclusive education, its challenges, and the future opportunities that technological advancements, policy improvements, and global initiatives offer. The discussion integrates theoretical perspectives, global trends, and real-world case studies to present a comprehensive overview of inclusive education’s prospects.
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