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Inclusive Education Test 166
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Inclusive Education Test 166
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    A diverse classroom with children from different social, economic, and cultural background:
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    A diverse classroom with children from different social, economic, and cultural backgrounds enriches the learning experiences of all students.
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    Disability in reading is known as:
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    Disability of reading is known as dyslexia. In dyslexia a child is not able to comprehend words and sentence properly.
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    A teacher speaks clearly and uses a lot of tactile material to help:
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    Speaking clearly and using a lot of touches and feel materials will help the visually challenged children in understanding the concept or lesson which a teacher is trying to explain in the class.
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    A plan or program developed to ensure that a child with an identified disability who is attending an elementary educational institution receives specialized instruction or related services is known as:
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    An individualized education program is a tool that helps teachers, families, and other members to meet the educational needs of students with special needs. It is a plan developed to ensure that a child with an identified disability who is attending an elementary educational institution receives specialized instruction or related services.
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    In a class, if some of the students belong to tribal areas then a teacher should:
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    The roles and responsibilities of a teacher in a diverse classroom is to provide a safe space to express themselves, he/she should encourage students to speak in class, students must be taught to listen with empathy and without judgement.

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    Inclusive education means a school education system:
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    Inclusive education means a school education system that accommodates all children regardless of their physical, intellectual, social, emotional, linguistic or other conditions. Inclusive as an approach, seeks to address the learning needs of all children, youth and adults with a specific focus on those who are vulnerable to marginalization and exclusion.

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    Inclusive education is concerned with-
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    Inclusive education is collaborative problem solving as it renders the education needed by all students irrespective of their race, caste, gender, religion, learning style, language or disability. Inclusive education aims at individualised learning than collective learning among students also it aims at child-centred education.
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    Which of the following is/are attitudinal barrier(s)?
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    Attitudinal barriers are ways of thinking that limits the potential of children with disabilities to be independent individuals. It includes seeing the person only in terms of his/her disability, not recognizing the diversity of disabilities, and not shaking hands with a person with a disability.

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    A student is not giving answers in your classroom due to his fear of being given wrong answers, to prevent his/her hesitation you will
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    Students fear can be as great as mountain and the cause behind it, is very small. So, if we know the cause behind his/her fear, we can motivate him or her and encourage to give answers. Embracing a child to give answers is very important in the personality development process of an individual.

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    Students in your class tease a child with dark colour and not even want to be friends with him. The possible step to solve this issue could be
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    Students will understand equality concept and treat every student equally when they get morals in life and the best way is to present a play through which students realise the importance of getting opportunity and the situation of a student who is bullied.

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