Education for All: Education for Children with Special Needs and Relation to Anti-Multiculturalism Practices

Abstract

The purpose of writing this article is to find out the problem of anti-multiculturalism in the education of children with special needs and its solutions in overcoming various problems of multiculturalism in the practice of education and teaching of children with special needs. Teaching Children with Special Needs often faces obstacles and difficulties as a result of their usual exit, namely in the form of obstacles to their daily activities. This research is qualitative by describing data from empirical studies and reviewing studies from journal article publications. The findings show that educational for All is a program that supports the development of the practice of respecting different cultures, different races, cultures, social strata, different physical, psychological, and intellectual conditions. Multiculturalism has succeeded in supporting the creation of togetherness, mutual respect, accepting shortcomings and strengths are attitudes that should be inherent in the generation of anti-multiculturalism. The role of multiculturalism in education for children with special needs in schools is directed at developing personality and life skills so that they are able to participate in society.