Inclusive Education
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In the context of the concept of Inclusive Education, which of the following statements most accurately defines the core principle of educational inclusion for 'Children with Special Needs'?
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Inclusive Education is an educational system that provides provisions for educating all children under one roof (in regular schools) without any discrimination based on caste, class, or physical and mental disabilities.
Under this system, necessary modifications are made to the school organization, curriculum, teaching methodologies, and physical environment so that every child—whether special or typically developing—can learn according to their individual abilities.
- Option (a) describes segregation, which contradicts inclusion.
- Option (c) limits inclusion only to intellectually retarded children and masks differences.
- Option (d) promotes exclusion rather than mainstream education.
Therefore, Option (b) is the correct and most accurate answer.
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