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FINE ARTS IN AN INCLUSIVE CLASS: READINESS OF A TEACHER AND NEW EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Annotation
According to the paper, the practice of inclusive education, personal experience and analysis of foreign literature show that many the art teachers at comprehensive school consider that they are not ready to train children with special needs. Foreign experience shows that visual art is especially demanded among pupils with special needs and physically challenged students. Current situation with introduction of inclusive education in comprehensive schools indicates insufficient training of future art teachers in the system of higher school education and the urgent need of inclusion in their educational program at least of one course devoted specifically to methods of teaching fine arts to pupils with special needs.Key words
inclusive education, teacher of arts, pupils with special needs
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