This article discusses the educational risks that teachers and educators may encounter when educating students on the basis of an anthropocentric approach in the process of inclusive education, and didactic materials that allow primary school students to be educated on the basis of an anthropocentric approach in the process of inclusive education.  

Inclusive education, anthropocentric approach, overt risks, hidden risks

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