Inclusive preschool education can foster empathy, respect and understanding among children by encouraging them to learn and play alongside peers with different abilities. At Singapore’s first inclusive preschool, Kindle Garden, children with additional needs gain confidence, independence and meaningful friendships, while neurotypical children develop greater compassion and awareness through everyday interactions. The preschool adapts learning activities to support each child’s needs, creating an environment where all children can participate and feel accepted.
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