Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
What is inclusion in the context of education?
- 1The systematic merging of special and regular education based on the belief that all children are unique, can learn effectively, and deserve full access to the same curriculum✓
- 2A setting that avoids merging special education with regular education practices
- 3A setting where students with disabilities learn completely separately from mainstream schools
- 4A setting where students with disabilities learn exclusively alongside peers without disabilities without any structural change
Correct answer
The systematic merging of special and regular education based on the belief that all children are unique, can learn effectively, and deserve full access to the same curriculum
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