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Segregating children with special needs instead of providing inclusive education is an outdated practice of the past: Ihusan
Former Deputy Minister of Education Mohamed Ihusan, speaking at a rally at MDP headquarters, criticised a bill currently before Parliament on special needs education as a regressive return to segregation rather than inclusive education. He alleged clandestine efforts to realign the national curriculum and warned the bill could later obstruct girls' access to schooling.
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The bill introduced today is a regressive step that moves us away from inclusive education and back toward segregation. This cannot be allowed to happen. We will absolutely not let this proceed.
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Mohamed Ihusan spoke at a rally held at the MDP headquarters.MDP headquartersRaajje (English)Speaking at a rally held at the MDP headquarters, Ihusan stated that the modern global standard for education is an inclusive system where children with special needs receive the necessary support within mainstream classrooms.
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