Effectiveness of Inclusion on Social Maturity of Intellectual Disabled Children

Education, as a basic component of human development, captures the capability of acquiring knowledge, communicating and holds the key to progress for any inclusionary society. Various studies show that benefits of education include both economic and social returns; decline in poverty and income inequality; improved health outcomes and above all- a better quality of life. Education is also the key to human and economic development. Education enhances one’s claim to a good quality life ‘entailed in the concept of capabilities’ E. Unterhalter (2004).