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Author: Dr. Sanjeev Sharma
Dr. Sanjeev Sharma has written this English edition for the B.Ed Core Course: Inclusive School, a major subject in the 4th Semester of NCTE-approved B.Ed programs. This book helps trainee teachers understand inclusive education, diverse learners, and the practical strategies needed to ensure that every child succeeds in school.
It explains the shift from traditional, exclusionary schooling to a modern inclusive model where every learner—regardless of disability, culture, gender, language, or social background—receives equal learning opportunities.
Aligned with the official B.Ed Inclusive School syllabus, this book covers:
Meaning, nature & importance of inclusive education
Difference between exclusion, segregation, integration & inclusion
Types of learner diversities:
Physical and locomotor disabilities
Visual & hearing impairment
Intellectual disabilities
Autism spectrum disorder
Learning disabilities (dyslexia, dysgraphia, etc.)
Gifted & talented learners
Cultural, linguistic, gender-based & socio-economic variations
Legal and policy framework: RPwD Act 2016, NCF, RTE Act
Role of teachers in creating inclusive classrooms
Differentiated instruction & flexible teaching approaches
Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)
Classroom adaptations & assistive technologies
Building an emotionally safe, barrier-free learning environment
Collaboration with parents, special educators & school administration
The book also highlights:
Using cooperative learning & peer support
Encouraging empathy, respect & positive behavior
Removing biases, stigma & negative attitudes
Creating learning materials suitable for diverse needs
This book is commonly used in:
Inclusive School – Semester 4 (Core Course)
Inclusive pedagogy and special education workshops
Field practice & school observation programs
Courses related to equity, diversity & social justice
Overall, this English edition provides a strong foundation for understanding and implementing inclusive education, making it essential for B.Ed trainees specializing in the Inclusive School course.