
INNOVATIVE AND INCLUSIVE TEACHING METHODS FOR ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF DIVERSE LEARNERS IN CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS
Abdullayeva Sadoqat Baxramovna , Urgench RANCH University of TechnologyAbstract
In today's rapidly evolving educational landscape, addressing the diverse needs of learners has become a critical priority. This paper explores innovative and inclusive teaching methods that aim to support students from various cultural, linguistic, cognitive, and socio-economic backgrounds. Emphasizing student-centered learning, the study highlights strategies such as differentiated instruction, universal design for learning (UDL), technology-enhanced teaching, and culturally responsive pedagogy. Through the integration of these approaches, educators can create more equitable and effective learning environments that foster academic success and social-emotional development for all learners. The findings underscore the importance of teacher training and institutional support in implementing inclusive practices across contemporary educational settings.
Keywords
Inclusive education, innovative teaching methods, diverse learners, differentiated instruction, universal design for learning (UDL), culturally responsive pedagogy, equity in education, student-centered learning.
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