A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47750/pnr.2022.13.S01.166Keywords:
Phenomenology, Inclusive Education, Students with disabilities, Life experiences.Abstract
Comprehensive Training in India is another methodology for teaching understudies with handicaps and learning hardships with that typical
one inside a similar rooftop. It unites all understudies in one available homeroom for all, no matter what their assets or shortcomings in any
space, and tries to expand the capability, everything being equal. It is quite possibly the best manner by which to advance a comprehensive
and open-minded society. Nonetheless, instructive administrations furnished in comprehensive arrangement to understudies with handicaps
are quite possibly of the main region which should be explored over and over with regards to difficulties, new aspects, powerful exchange,
and assessment. It's obviously true that the examinations done as such far are quantitative in nature, zeroing in on measurements however
the need of great importance is to focus on encounters of understudies with handicaps, their battles, difficulties, methodologies, and their
victories, and so on. The experience of understudies with handicaps may just be concentrated on through phenomenology. This technique
for research is a type of subjective examination that spotlights the investigation of a person's lived encounters inside the world. The
consequences of such a review will help in fostering a figuring out about comprehensive schooling, challenges, and procedures for
guaranteeing full consideration for people with handicaps through the particular human experience of the peculiarity, and provokes they
experience comparable to change in comprehensive training. The current paper manages the significance of Phenomenology as a compelling
approach to concentrating on understudies with handicaps and how it can contribute to a superior comprehension of and arranging strategies
for Comprehensive Schooling.