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Inclusive Education
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With the ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its entry into force in Germany in 2009, a push for change in the school landscape was also initiated. In NRW, this is applied through the ninth School Law Amendment Act and was first specified in the 2014 Training Regulation for Special Educational Support.
Since then, special educational support has generally taken place at mainstream schools. There, students with and without disabilities are taught and educated together. In addition to a mainstream school, parents whose child has special educational needs can still choose the special school as the place of support for their child.
