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Inclusive Education: Overcoming Barriers for Students with Disability in ASEAN

Inclusive Education: Overcoming Barriers for Students with Disability in ASEAN
Date:
4 October 2022
Authors:
Rubeena Singh
Tags:
ASEAN, Education, Disability

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This policy brief highlights current practices in inclusive education in elementary and secondary schools at the regional level. Please refer to the complementary research paper for detailed information at the country level. Based on analysis of current practices, many countries are making a great effort to include students with disabilities; however, there are gaps in practice and variable understanding of the word ‘inclusion’. This brief provides a framework for action – specifically for schools, ministries, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States – to implement the ASEAN Comprehensive Recovery Framework. This can help with an inclusive post-coronavirus disease (COVID-19) recovery, as well as address the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. 

Inclusive Education: Overcoming Barriers for Students with Disability in ASEAN

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