What is the different between a secular approach and a biblical to special education?

A secular approach to special education typically emphasizes evidence-based practices, inclusivity, and the individual needs of students without reference to religious beliefs. In contrast, a biblical approach may incorporate faith-based principles and values, viewing each student as created in the image of God and emphasizing compassion, service, and the moral responsibility to support those with disabilities. While both approaches aim to provide effective education, their underlying philosophies and motivations differ significantly.