Special education differs from inclusive education in that it often involves tailored instructional approaches for students with specific disabilities. Special education focuses on meeting the unique needs of these students through individualized plans and specialized resources. In contrast, inclusive education emphasizes the integration of all students, including those with disabilities, into general education settings. It promotes a supportive environment that values diversity and fosters collaboration among all learners. While both approaches aim to enhance educational outcomes, they operate on different principles regarding the placement and services available to students with special needs.