THE ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
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Inclusive education is a system that ensures equal learning opportunities for all students,
including those with physical, intellectual, or social disabilities. Today, modern information and
communication technologies play a crucial role in this process. Through digital learning platforms,
interactive programs, AI-based assistive tools, and customized learning materials, it is possible to create
conditions that meet the individual needs of learners. For example, special software designed for students
with hearing or visual impairments facilitates their learning process. Moreover, virtual and blended learning
models contribute to expanding inclusive environments. Thus, modern technologies not only make the
educational process more effective but also promote social justice and equality
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