INTERDICIPLINARY COLLABORATION OF SPECIAL NEED EDUCATION TEACHERS AND REGULAR TEACHERS AT INCLUSION SCHOOL
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Collaboration between special need education teachers and regular teacher at inclusion school is very important to give maximum service to special need childreen in inclusion school. As long as this, collaboration between special need education teacher and regular teacher in inclusion school still not run effectively, special need educaion teacher as well as regular teacher run singly, as a result of the process education, special need childreen in inclusion school is not handled properly. Availability effective device models of collaboration, and efficient as well as based research between special need education teacher and regular teacher highly recommended to give educational services for special need childreen at inclusion school
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Collaboration between special need education teachers and regular teacher at inclusion school is very important to give maximum service to special need childreen in inclusion school. As long as this, collaboration between special need education teacher and regular teacher in inclusion school still not run effectively, special need educaion teacher as well as regular teacher run singly, as a result of the process education, special need childreen in inclusion school is not handled properly. Availability effective device models of collaboration, and efficient as well as based research between special need education teacher and regular teacher highly recommended to give educational services for special need childreen at inclusion school
Key concepts: Inclusion (mineral), Special education, Pedagogy, Mainstreaming, Mathematics education, Special needs, Teacher education, Process (computing)