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Equity-Driven Inclusive Education
1967 - 1973
During the 1967-1973 period inclusive education research prioritized equity as the central lens for schooling and higher education reform, guiding resource allocation and cross-level access. There was a shift toward applied pedagogy and professional preparation to support diverse learners, with remedial approaches and adaptive instruction and assessment. Early intervention and preschool programs also emerged to bolster foundational skills for disadvantaged or disabled learners, while policy language and legal frameworks established governance structures that shaped implementation across jurisdictions.
• Equity-focused policy framing positions inclusive education as a response to economic inequality and social disparities, guiding reforms, resource allocation, and cross-level access in schooling and higher education [3][1][4][5][17].
• Applied pedagogy and professional preparation for inclusive classrooms; emphasis on remedial approaches, teacher attitudes, and adaptation of instruction and assessment for learners with disabilities [2][10][8][12][19][6][18].
• Early intervention and preschool-focused work to improve foundational skills and access for disadvantaged or disabled learners [8][4][6][9][20].
• Policy language, legal frameworks, and international governance shaping inclusive education implementation across jurisdictions [17][14][13][3].
Equity-Oriented Inclusive Education
1974 - 1985
Equity-Driven Inclusive Education
1986 - 1992
Inclusive Reform in 1990s
1993 - 1999
Systemic Inclusive Education Reform
2000 - 2006
Culturally Responsive Inclusion
2007 - 2013
Equity-Centered Inclusive Education
2014 - 2023