An equally important step to increase the opportunities of such learners would definitely be to encourage
collaboration and experience sharing with the other institutions. Since both institutions involved in this study
function as a higher education institution and apply similar practices, there seems to be a lot they could share with
one another and learn from previous experiences. Besides, although inclusive teaching is a rare case in higher
education institutions, it is becoming more and more common in high schools in Turkey particularly because there is
no school allocated for VILs-only. Therefore, higher education institutions can also work collaboratively with those
schools and adapt their practices to their own context. Considering the desire of the VILs to carry out their education
in inclusive settings rather than VILs-only schools, more research is required to be conducted to meet the needs of
these learners in practice.