Legal Issues & Challenges faced in Early Childhood Education during Covid-19 Pandemic :A Comparative Analysis of Afghanistan and Philippines & India

During Pandemic, the education has become little difficult for children. Family and professional collaboration is salutary to scholars, families, and preceptors. The significance of similar collaboration was honoured for families of scholars with disabilities, performing in vittles' in the Individualities with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) that dictate maternal participation in educational planning. Despite the benefits of family and professional collaboration and the IDEA accreditation, numerous parents differ with the educational planning opinions handed to their children and request due process sounds. Parents perceive a lack of occasion to give input and/or to differ with seminaries' perspectives. Parents of early nonage scholars report significant enterprises about their child's readiness for the transition to kindergarten and their limited part in transition planning as their children prepared to enter preschool programs. The purpose of this paper was to examine the issues linked in maternal complaints in early childhood special education (ECSE) through a qualitative content analysis of recent courtcases.Childhood and adolescence are without mistrustfulness the most important phase of one's experimental life, which is why focus on internal and physical well-being is the only way to insure holistic development. Internationally, several developed and developing nations have espoused wide- grounded internal healthcare practices in educational institutions. It's time for India to pay attention to this aspect of its public health problem.