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Inclusive education is an approach to education in which learners with various disabilities and learning needs are educated in courses alongside learners without disabilities [1]. It entails providing learning opportunities for all students by changing the system to fit the student [2]. It can have an immense effect on learners with disabilities because it may boost their academic and social development and skills, improve their self-esteem and well-being, allow them to be more participative, and providing them with the opportunity to attain their full potential.
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