SOCIO-ECONOMIC ROLE OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATIONAL HUB

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/economyukr.2023.06.099

Keywords:

inclusion; education; hub; socio-economic development; rehabilitation; institutionalization of inclusive education

Abstract

The structure of the inclusive educational hub as a socio-economic institution is defined. It is established that its structure should be formed by four main platforms: education, science, rehabilitation and production. This will allow the hub to accumulate the efforts of educational institutions, the potential of scientific schools, rehabilitation opportunities and the practical application of competencies, knowledge and skills of students with special educational needs through the production component.

The components of inclusive educational hub, given their functional capabilities, are endogenous determinants that shape the main directions of hub's activity and determine its role as a socio-economic phenomenon. The activity of the hub is also determined by exogenous factors that create the conditions for its operation and determine the possibilities for financing its activity.

The social role and economic significance of inclusive educational hub as a form of inclusive education institutionalization has been established. Its social importance in serving the special needs populations is enhanced by the opportunities to obtain quality education, advanced training and retraining in accordance with physical or psychological characteristics, in parallel with physical or psychological rehabilitation.

The economic result, that distinguishes the role of the hub as a full-fledged economic relations participant, consists in offering the first job for people with special needs, restoring the labor force as a factor of production, forming human capital as the basis of development, as well as obtaining profit from production activities, providing educational and rehabilitation services, attracting internal and external sources of investment.

The relationship between certain goals of Ukraine Recovery Plan and the economic leverages possessed by inclusive educational hub for their realization is determined.

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Published

29.02.2024

How to Cite

TRIPAK, M., & TYMKIV, A. (2024). SOCIO-ECONOMIC ROLE OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATIONAL HUB. Economy of Ukraine, 66(6 (739), 99–114. https://doi.org/10.15407/economyukr.2023.06.099

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Social problems in management practice