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Inclusive Education
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When formulating an 'Individualized Education Program' (IEP) for children with severe impairments or multiple disabilities under Inclusive Education, which of the following primary pedagogical and psychological strategies must be followed most scientifically by the multidisciplinary team?

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under inclusive education, the primary objective of an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is to conduct a meticulous assessment of the unique abilities and disabilities of each child with special needs and formulate targeted teaching strategies tailored to them.

  • Option A violates the core principle of differentiation in inclusive education.
  • Option B focuses on personalized development, strengths, and limitations, making it the most scientifically sound approach.
  • Option C promotes segregation, which goes against the philosophy of inclusion.
  • Option D undermines the educational and academic rights of the child by reducing IEP merely to medical therapy.
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