Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
If a child from a culturally marginalized background gets admitted to your school, as a teacher, you should:
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- 1Directly advise the child to abandon formal education and opt for a vocational trade instead
- 2Send the student back until an administrative report on their cultural background is prepared
- 3Isolate the child by placing them in a separate classroom meant only for culturally marginalized students
- 4Keep the child in a regular classroom while arranging special instructional support to cater to their specific needs✓
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Keep the child in a regular classroom while arranging special instructional support to cater to their specific needs
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