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Integrated education is about 'going to school' whereas inclusive education is about 'participating in school.'

Integrated education essentially follows the medical model of disability which sees the child as a problem and demands that the child is changed, or rehabilitated, to fit the system.

Inclusive education is more in tune with the social model of disability which sees the system as the problem. The school and the education system as a whole is enabled to change in order to meet the individual needs of all learners

Source: http://www.eenet.org.uk/theory_practice/bonn_2.shtml For a figure: http://www.eenet.org.uk/bibliog/scuk/square_holes.shtml

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