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Under 'Inclusive Education', in the context of children with special needs, which level of 'Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory' involves direct, face-to-face relationships or interactions with parents, teachers, and peers that most significantly influence a child's development?
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According to Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory, the 'microsystem' is the closest and most direct environment in which a child directly interacts, such as family, school, teachers, classmates, and peer groups. It deeply influences child development and inclusive learning. The mesosystem is the relationship between different microsystems, the exosystem is the indirect environment (such as parents' workplace), and the macrosystem relates to cultural values and beliefs.
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