Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
Learners with impairments are NOT considered a homogeneous group primarily because:
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- 1they all share identical cultural and educational backgrounds
- 2all types of impairments are treated exactly the same way across institutions
- 3their impairments, abilities, and individual needs vary significantly in type and severity✓
- 4they live in similar socio-economic environments
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their impairments, abilities, and individual needs vary significantly in type and severity
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