Inclusive Education
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Under the concept of inclusive education, a student with severe visual impairment has been enrolled in the class. As a teacher, which of the following classroom strategy approaches will you prioritize the most to ensure effective learning and full inclusion of this student?
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The core objective of inclusive education is to provide quality education to both general and special-needs children under one roof.
- Multi-sensory Approach: For a student with severe visual impairment, utilizing Braille, tactile maps, and auditory tools allows active participation through the senses of touch and hearing.
- Independence and Self-Esteem: This approach promotes learner autonomy and boosts confidence, aligning with true inclusion principles.
- Incorrect Options: Option 'a' promotes segregation, while options 'c' and 'd' underestimate the student's potential and lower academic standards unnecessarily.
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