LEGAL REGULATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN KAZAKHSTAN: FEATURES AND TOOLS

The article conducted a study and assessed inclusive education in educational organizations in Kazakhstan. Of scientific interest is the consideration of the experience of the development of inclusion in educational organizations of the republic and Western countries, the regulatory and legal legislation for ensuring inclusivity has been studied, and the approaches, as well as the features of the development of inclusive education in universities of the republic, have been studied. Based on a thorough analysis of the educational environment, directions for the development of teaching technology have been determined to facilitate further active use by people with disabilities. The author offers suggestions for enhancing the quality of teaching university students, intending to gain a deeper understanding of students with diverse learning needs. The purpose of this study is to assess the legal framework for inclusive education in Kazakhstan, based on a review of legislative acts and an examination of international experience in regulating the educational process for people with disabilities. The subject of the study is the issues of regulatory support for inclusion. The objective of our article is to examine various methods for ensuring a high level of education for people with disabilities, as mandated by relevant laws, to improve the quality of education. The key methods employed were theoretical approaches from foreign researchers and practitioners, as well as analytics and assessments of the state of inclusion in the republic and other countries. Additionally, a classification of regulatory and legal documents related to the regulation of inclusive education was conducted. The article provides a comparative analysis of international experiences in implementing inclusive education and legal regulation in the USA, the UK, and Europe. In the context of the transformation of the education system, the autonomy and managerial independence of universities are expanding following changes made to the republic's legislation, which has a positive impact on the development of inclusion in educational organizations. However, there are specific issues regarding the development of inclusive education that are relevant today, which must be resolved through the use of legal mechanisms and tools. The analysis and assessment of the development of inclusive education in universities aim to inform the academic community. They are of interest to employees of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, heads of higher educational institutions, and specialists in the field of ensuring academic quality.

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«Вестник Атырауского университета имени Халела Досмухамедова»
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2025-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.47649/vau.25.v77.i2.40
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Disability Education and Employment
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LEGAL REGULATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN KAZAKHSTAN: FEATURES AND TOOLS

A. B. Zhumagulova
«Вестник Атырауского университета имени Халела Досмухамедова»
Disability Education and Employment
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LEGAL REGULATION OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN KAZAKHSTAN: FEATURES AND TOOLS

A. B. Zhumagulova
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The article conducted a study and assessed inclusive education in educational organizations in Kazakhstan. Of scientific interest is the consideration of the experience of the development of inclusion in educational organizations of the republic and Western countries, the regulatory and legal legislation for ensuring inclusivity has been studied, and the approaches, as well as the features of the development of inclusive education in universities of the republic, have been studied. Based on a thorough analysis of the educational environment, directions for the development of teaching technology have been determined to facilitate further active use by people with disabilities. The author offers suggestions for enhancing the quality of teaching university students, intending to gain a deeper understanding of students with diverse learning needs. The purpose of this study is to assess the legal framework for inclusive education in Kazakhstan, based on a review of legislative acts and an examination of international experience in regulating the educational process for people with disabilities. The subject of the study is the issues of regulatory support for inclusion. The objective of our article is to examine various methods for ensuring a high level of education for people with disabilities, as mandated by relevant laws, to improve the quality of education. The key methods employed were theoretical approaches from foreign researchers and practitioners, as well as analytics and assessments of the state of inclusion in the republic and other countries. Additionally, a classification of regulatory and legal documents related to the regulation of inclusive education was conducted. The article provides a comparative analysis of international experiences in implementing inclusive education and legal regulation in the USA, the UK, and Europe. In the context of the transformation of the education system, the autonomy and managerial independence of universities are expanding following changes made to the republic's legislation, which has a positive impact on the development of inclusion in educational organizations. However, there are specific issues regarding the development of inclusive education that are relevant today, which must be resolved through the use of legal mechanisms and tools. The analysis and assessment of the development of inclusive education in universities aim to inform the academic community. They are of interest to employees of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, heads of higher educational institutions, and specialists in the field of ensuring academic quality.

«Вестник Атырауского университета имени Халела Досмухамедова»Vol. 77(2)
Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (US)
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Disability Education and Employment
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