NINEBaykhanova Nilufar Alisherovna
10.5281/zenodo.20637955
Annotatsiya
This article deeply explores contemporary paradigms of inclusive
education as a fundamental human right and a catalyst for systemic institutional reform.
It evaluates modern strategies aimed at dismantling physical, cognitive, and structural
barriers within higher education ecosystems. The paper emphasizes the implementation
of the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework, digital accessibility tools, and
the cultivation of empathetic social dynamics. The findings suggest that sustainable
inclusion requires a shift from individual student deficit models toward the strategic
modernization of entire pedagogical and institutional architectures.
Kalit so'zlar:
inclusive education, accessibility, Universal Design for Learning, learning barriers, pedagogical modernization, digital tools.
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