Inclusive Education in Japan
What is inclusive education?
Teachers teach using textbooks, curriculum, etc as per the students' request.
On the contrary, the Integrated Education is
whereevery
child children studies the same content in the same place
(What place? I think you mean, in the same classroom?).
Children and parents have to
follow match the usual education
structure/syllabus.
Next
, Japanese guidance
(Not sure about "guidance" here) for teaching tells to
promote an environment where
students can receive satisfactory education.
I think integrated education is strong
,while consciousness awareness of inclusive education is weak.
In my opinion, integration of
the individual
with and group guidance is necessary.
<strike>The</strike> individual guidance complements group guidance <strike>to</strike> <strike>improve</strike>
in improving society,
increasing competitiveness
and the willingness to learn.
For <strike>the</strike>
this purpose, it is <strike>also</strike> necessary to <strike>prepare an agreed</strike>
agree on a learning program between parents and teachers and that matches <strike>his / her</strike>
the student's ability.
(I tried to make it natural and simple. Remember, simple and direct is better than complex while you are learning. 頑張ってください!)