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Inclusive pedagogy

Also known as: Inclusive teaching, Inclusive educational practice

Teaching approaches and practices designed to ensure all students — including those with disabilities — can meaningfully participate in and benefit from educational experiences. Inclusive pedagogy goes beyond providing individual accommodations to reshape the learning environment itself, addressing classroom layout, teaching methods, participation norms, and technology use. Examples include flexible attendance and participation options, proactive classroom management that considers sensory needs, training for both students and instructors on inclusive practices, and recognition that students may need to step away and return without stigma. Inclusive pedagogy is informed by Universal Design for Learning principles and the social model of disability.

Category: education · inclusion · universal design

Related: Universal Design for Learning · Accessibility education · E-learning accessibility · Non-visible disability

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