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Abstract
The successful integration of students with special educational needs into society remains one of the key priorities of modern educational policy and social development. This article examines the theoretical and practical foundations of improving social-pedagogical rehabilitation technologies in special educational institutions. Particular attention is paid to the role of rehabilitation technologies in developing social competencies, communication skills, independence, and active participation in community life. The study analyzes contemporary approaches to social adaptation and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of innovative pedagogical methods, interdisciplinary cooperation, individualized support, and family involvement. The findings suggest that the systematic implementation of social-pedagogical rehabilitation technologies significantly enhances students’ social integration, self-confidence, and readiness for independent living. The article proposes methodological recommendations aimed at improving rehabilitation practices and creating supportive educational environments that facilitate successful social participation for learners with special educational needs.