BOOK CHAPTER (304-313)
RIGHT TO EDUCATION – YOUNG PEOPLE
WITH DISABILITIES AND CHILDREN WITH
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
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DOI: 10.13166/WSGE/JJZG4395
ABSTRACT
One of the biggest educational challenges of the past decades is the question of the
social and educational integration of young people with special educational needs
(SEN) and/or youth and young adults with disabilities. The importance of the topic is
provided by two factors; there is a clearly rising trend in the increase in the number of
children with special educational needs, which can be identified almost immediately
among the children due to the methodological results, on the one hand, and it has
become a feature of the public education that was able to launch many segments of
the market – developments, movement therapy, complex forms of education based
on special needs – and, as a result, industries are slowly beginning to emerge to create
opportunities for them to enter the system, on the other hand.
In the case of the public education, the SEN category also represents a kind of
set of problems, because in the case of students who study at a normal pace, those
belonging to the SEN group only experience disadvantages.
The purpose of this summary is, on the one hand, to describe the concept and the
framework of the content of the special educational needs used in the public education,
and, on the other hand, to summarize the types of disabilities in the light of such data.
The study also seeks to give an answer to the question how the determination of the
disability is able to reflect a specific educational need, and shed light on the usable,
more relevant concept from the perspective of the interested persons.
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