Inclusive Education
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With reference to the core principles of the concept of Inclusive Education, which of the following statements is most appropriate regarding the educational inclusion of 'Children with Special Needs'?
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The core philosophy of Inclusive Education is that the school system and teaching methods must be flexible enough to meet the individual and specific needs of every learner.
Key Principles
- System Adaptation: The education system must change to accommodate the diverse needs of students rather than forcing children to adjust to rigid structures.
- Joint Learning: Children with and without special needs learn together in mainstream classrooms.
- Holistic Focus: It emphasizes not just enrollment, but active participation and meaningful learning outcomes for all.
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