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THE ROLE OF SCHOOL, FAMILY, AND SOCIETY IN ADVANCING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

INKLYUZIV TA’LIMNI RIVOJLANTIRISHDA MAKTAB, OILA VA JAMIYATNING ROLI

РОЛЬ ШКОЛЫ, СЕМЬИ И ОБЩЕСТВА В РАЗВИТИИ ИНКЛЮЗИВНОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ

• Solomons Donovan Benedict — International Consultant to the Director of the Khorezm Regional Center for Pedagogical Skills

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Annotatsiya

The article examines the interconnected work of the school, the family, and society in advancing inclusive education. Inclusion is interpreted not as the mechanical placement of children with special needs into a mainstream setting, but as the capacity of the education system itself to adjust to the abilities of every learner. The study comparatively explores the organisational and pedagogical potential of the school, the primary socialising function of the family, and the level of socio-cultural readiness within the wider community. Drawing on an analysis of theoretical sources together with data obtained through pedagogical observation, a staged model of partnership among the three actors is proposed. The concluding section sets out practical recommendations aimed at improving the effectiveness of inclusive education.

Annotatsiya

Maqolada inklyuziv ta'limni rivojlantirish jarayonida maktab, oila va jamiyat institutlarining o'zaro bog'liq faoliyati tahlil qilinadi. Inklyuziya alohida ehtiyojli bolalarni ta'lim muhitiga mexanik ravishda joylashtirish emas, balki ta'lim tizimining har bir o'quvchi imkoniyatiga moslashuvi sifatida talqin etiladi. Tadqiqotda maktabning tashkiliy-pedagogik salohiyati, oilaning birlamchi ijtimoiylashtiruvchi vazifasi hamda jamiyatning ijtimoiy-madaniy tayyorgarlik darajasi qiyosiy tarzda o'rganilgan. Nazariy manbalar tahlili va pedagogik kuzatuv natijalariga tayanib, uch subyekt hamkorligining bosqichli modeli taklif qilinadi. Xulosada inklyuziv ta'lim samaradorligini oshirishga qaratilgan amaliy tavsiyalar bayon etilgan.

Аннотация

В статье рассматривается взаимосвязанная деятельность школы, семьи и общества в процессе развития инклюзивного образования. Инклюзия трактуется не как механическое размещение детей с особыми потребностями в общеобразовательной среде, а как способность самой системы образования адаптироваться к возможностям каждого обучающегося. В работе сопоставительно изучены организационно-педагогический потенциал школы, первичная социализирующая функция семьи и уровень социально-культурной готовности общества. На основе анализа теоретических источников и данных педагогического наблюдения предложена поэтапная модель партнёрства трёх субъектов. В заключении сформулированы практические рекомендации, направленные на повышение результативности инклюзивного образования.

Kalit so'zlar: inclusive education, special educational needs, school environment, family pedagogy, social partnership, tolerance, adaptive curriculum, socialisation

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