Abstract
There has long been a need for all students, regardless of their requirements or the capacity of their teachers to satisfy those needs, to be included in public education. Despite substantial study on Each countryfies of data-based decision making, there is little empirical evidence to support complete inclusion for all students and much less information on the importance of data-based decision making in inclusive education especially. There is a lot of information on data-based decision making and how it may be used to assist decisions for children with reading impairments and people with intellectual disabilities who are moving into adulthood in this article. Evidence-based methods for boosting reading and transition are examined in connection to the reality of implementing these activities in inclusive educational environments. Data-based decision-making in inclusive environments is also highlighted.
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