Child Development and Pedagogy · Conceptual Understanding of Failure

Which of the following statements regarding a child's 'failure' in school is correct?

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1Children belonging to marginalized communities are inherently incapable of academic success.
2Children whose parents have never attended school are not interested in education.
3A child's failure is a reflection of the system's inability to cater to their individual needs.✓
4A child's failure can always be attributed solely to genetic defects.

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A child's failure is a reflection of the system's inability to cater to their individual needs.

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