Inclusive Education
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In the context of inclusive education, which of the following statements is most relevant and psychologically correct for the education of 'exceptional children'?
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The core motto of inclusive education is 'every child is unique and can learn'. This system advocates teaching exceptional children (whether gifted or learning-disabled) together in a regular classroom. This requires changes in the system (school and teaching methods) rather than considering the child's shortcomings as a barrier to their progress. Therefore, option B reflects the most appropriate and inclusive approach.
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