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Which of the following is NOT part of the concept of inclusion in education?
Which of the following is NOT part of the concept of inclusion in education?
- Restructuring cultures and policies
- Increasing participation
- Removing diverse students from classrooms (correct)
- Valuing all students equally
Inclusion in education only focuses on students with disabilities.
Inclusion in education only focuses on students with disabilities.
False (B)
What does restructuring the cultures and practices in schools aim to achieve?
What does restructuring the cultures and practices in schools aim to achieve?
Responsiveness to student diversity
Inclusion in education aims to reduce the exclusion of students from the __________ of local schools.
Inclusion in education aims to reduce the exclusion of students from the __________ of local schools.
Match the following policies with their focus:
Match the following policies with their focus:
What is a primary focus of inclusion in education?
What is a primary focus of inclusion in education?
Inclusion in education only aims at the presence of students, not their participation or achievement.
Inclusion in education only aims at the presence of students, not their participation or achievement.
What should be consistently monitored in the inclusive education process?
What should be consistently monitored in the inclusive education process?
Inclusive education emphasizes the participation and achievement of students, particularly those at risk of __________.
Inclusive education emphasizes the participation and achievement of students, particularly those at risk of __________.
Match the following policies to their descriptions:
Match the following policies to their descriptions:
Which principle emphasizes reducing barriers to learning for all students?
Which principle emphasizes reducing barriers to learning for all students?
Batas Pambansa Blg. 232 and Batas Pambansa Blg. 344 emphasize the right to education for students with impairments only.
Batas Pambansa Blg. 232 and Batas Pambansa Blg. 344 emphasize the right to education for students with impairments only.
What is the primary aim of inclusive education policies?
What is the primary aim of inclusive education policies?
Inclusive education is recognized as one aspect of inclusion in _____ .
Inclusive education is recognized as one aspect of inclusion in _____ .
Which of the following is NOT a component of improving schools according to inclusive education policies?
Which of the following is NOT a component of improving schools according to inclusive education policies?
Match the following laws with their key features:
Match the following laws with their key features:
Name one benefit of viewing differences between students as resources in learning.
Name one benefit of viewing differences between students as resources in learning.
Inclusive education policies are designed solely to support students with special educational needs.
Inclusive education policies are designed solely to support students with special educational needs.
Study Notes
Inclusion in Education
- Inclusion in education involves valuing all students and staff equally.
- It focuses on increasing participation of students in school cultures, curricula, and communities.
- Inclusion works to restructure school cultures, policies, and practices to better respond to student diversity.
- Inclusion also means reducing barriers to learning and participation for all students, not just those with impairments or special educational needs.
- The process of removing barriers to learning for certain students can be applied to make changes that benefit all students.
- Viewing student differences as resources to support learning, rather than problems to overcome is integral to inclusion.
- Schools are also expected to acknowledge the right of students to an education in their locality.
- Inclusion is not only about improving the learning experience for students but also for staff in schools.
- The inclusion of students in a community promotes the development of important values and increases achievement.
- Fostering sustainable relationships between schools and communities is another aspect of inclusion.
- Recognising inclusion in education as one part of inclusion in society is crucial.
- Identifying and removing potential barriers to the inclusion process is a preventative aspect of inclusion.
- This involves collecting, collating, and evaluating information to improve policy and practice.
- Inclusion is about the presence, participation, and achievement of learning outcomes for all students.
- Inclusion puts a specific emphasis on students at risk of marginalization, exclusion, or underachievement, who must be consistently monitored and represented in the inclusive process.
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Explore the principles and practices of inclusion in education with this quiz. It covers the importance of valuing diversity among students and staff, reducing barriers to learning, and fostering a supportive community in schools. Test your knowledge on how inclusion enhances educational experiences for everyone.