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Students with disability and the quest for inclusive education: A case study of private schools in greater Cairo
Continuing acts of marginalization and discrimination against children with disability in education are undeniable, especially in developing countries. These acts of discrimination raise concerns regarding legislative reforms that are essential to enforce inclusive education in schools. This researc...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2016
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