Research on Problems and Countermeasures of Education Rights of Special Children Groups

\nThis article explores the educational rights of children with special needs and the right to education for children with special needs is a crucial component of an inclusive society, advocating for inclusive education as a fundamental right, which delves into the unique psychological, physical, cognitive, and social needs of these children and emphasizes the importance of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), assistive technologies, and community support. It delves into the unique characteristics and educational priorities of children with special needs, identifies the problems and barriers they face in accessing education, and proposes strategies and recommendations for improvement, it also highlights the progress made in policy and societal attitudes, along with the challenges that remain, particularly in resource-poor areas. Meanwhile, it discusses legal and policy barriers, societal attitudes, and infrastructure issues, proposing policy reform, innovative educational strategies, and increased community and family involvement as solutions. The article concludes by calling for ongoing research and advocacy to ensure that the right to education for children with special needs is fully realized.\n