Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
Should terms like 'slow learner', 'brilliant', and 'average' be used to label and describe students in a classroom?
- 1Yes, because it helps students understand the level of their academic performance.
- 2No, because these terms label children based on fixed ability and hinder inclusive education.✓
- 3Yes, because it helps the teacher categorize children and manage the classroom systematically.
- 4No, because these categories are insufficient; we need to add many more labels to understand student profiles.
Correct answer
No, because these terms label children based on fixed ability and hinder inclusive education.
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