Inclusive Education
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With reference to the concept of Inclusive Education, which of the following statements is most appropriate?
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Inclusive Education is a comprehensive system that advocates providing education to all children, both disabled and non-disabled, together under one roof (in regular schools and classrooms) without any discrimination.
It emphasizes making modifications in teaching methodology, curriculum, and the physical environment of the school to suit the individual and specific learning needs of every child.
Option (b) provides the most accurate and comprehensive description of this concept as it emphasizes flexibility and adaptation in the entire educational system rather than limiting itself merely to enrollment.
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