Early intervention and inclusive education
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Early Intervention, Prevention, Inclusive Education, Early ChildhoodAbstract
Early intervention is a set of multidisciplinary actions aimed at children aged 0 to 6 who show signs of or are at risk for various disabilities. Forecasting presupposes an a priori vision of the child’s future. Prevention, within the framework of inclusive policies, seeks to anchor children in ordinary life environments, respecting the uniqueness of each child’s development, and to promote avorable conditions for the care and education of all children, regardless of their circumstances. The perspective of inclusive education involves adapting mainstream educational institutions to children’s diversity and overcoming barriers to learning. A European study on inclusive education from early childhood demonstrates the favorable conditions for inclusive educational practices.
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