Experts urge inclusive classroom for neurotypical, neurodivergent children

Experts and disability rights advocates urge the integration of neurotypical and neurodivergent children in inclusive classrooms to foster empathy, reduce stigma, and promote equal development. They argue that such environments benefit both groups by providing opportunities for mutual learning and social growth. Inclusive education is framed as a fundamental right, not charity, requiring systemic support to ensure equal participation and development for children with disabilities.

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