Inclusive Education
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Under inclusive education, what is the primary psychological and pedagogical objective of curriculum modification, flexibility in teaching methodologies, and the use of a multi-sensory approach for children with special needs?
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The core philosophy of inclusive education emphasizes that every child is unique and can learn according to their individual abilities and limitations.
- Individual Differences: A multi-sensory approach and flexible curriculum cater to diverse learning styles.
- Pedagogical Goal: It ensures equitable learning opportunities without segregating students.
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