Social Science · Pedagogy of Social Sciences
When discussing the concept of 'marginalization' in a diverse classroom, which of the following points should a teacher keep in mind? (a) Taking the names of specific communities might cause discomfort to students belonging to those communities. (b) Such sensitive social issues need to be handled with extreme care and empathy. (c) Some students might feel a sense of shame or trauma in discussing their personal experiences of discrimination. (d) Marginalized students should be forced to share their experiences to make the lesson realistic. Choose the most appropriate option:
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(a), (b) and (c)
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