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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: OBSTACLES & SUGGESTION IN INDIAN CONTEXT
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Author(s):
DR.SUNDEEP KUMAR . KAVITA RANI . GAJENDRA PAL SINGH
Vol - 7, Issue- 10 ,
Page(s) : 13 - 20
(2016 )
DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/BBSSES
Abstract
Social responsibility includes developing all individuals on an equal status. And to develop the entire basic requirement is to educate all together. This brings the concept of Inclusive Education in view. In this article the writer has tried to put some light on the obstacles in path of achieving success in applying concept of Inclusive Education, and some suggestions also has been given to overcome those obstacles.
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