Child Development and Pedagogy · School and Society
Why is a school considered a 'miniature society'?
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- 1It is a heterogeneous group of students.
- 2The student body represents a cross-section of the wider society.✓
- 3It is a particular group of humanity with shared customs.
- 4It consists of a group of diversified people.
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The student body represents a cross-section of the wider society.
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