Marginalized Groups: Child Laborers and Indigenous People
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What is the primary reason why child laborers are not allowed to work?

  • They are not skilled enough to work in various industries.
  • It is their parent's responsibility to provide their basic needs. (correct)
  • They are too young to work in industries.
  • They are not physically fit to work in industries.
  • What is a challenge faced by indigenous children in school?

  • They are not allowed to wear their traditional clothes.
  • They are discriminated due to their uniqueness. (correct)
  • They are not given special privileges.
  • They are not fluent in the local language.
  • What is a result of maltreatment on abused children?

  • They become more confident in school.
  • The fear develops into them. (correct)
  • They become more popular among their peers.
  • They become more obedient to their parents.
  • Why are refugees/displaced children forced to flee?

    <p>Due to war and violence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common experience among marginalized groups in the school setting?

    <p>Discrimination and differences.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a need of abused children in school?

    <p>More attention and guidance.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Marginalized Groups in Education

    Child Laborers

    • Minors work in various industries under exploitative conditions, affecting their health and education.
    • It is the parents' responsibility to provide basic needs, and children should not be allowed to work.
    • Existing laws protect children's rights, including their right to education and freedom from exploitation.

    Indigenous People

    • Children from indigenous groups are distinct socially and culturally.
    • They struggle to adapt to modernization and may face discrimination in school due to their uniqueness.
    • Few indigenous children interact with common students, citing differences and discrimination as barriers.
    • They may experience difficulties in adopting school culture and require special support.

    Abused Children

    • These children experience maltreatment, including physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, and neglect.
    • Abuse affects their behavior and performance, as proper treatment is denied to them.
    • Abused children require extra attention and guidance in school, as fear and anxiety are often developed in them.

    Refugees/Displaced Children

    • These children are forced to flee their homes or countries due to war and violence.
    • Displacement affects their education and well-being, requiring special support and accommodations.

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    This quiz explores the challenges faced by marginalized groups, including child laborers who are exploited in various industries and indigenous people who are distinct socially and culturally. Learn about their rights and the importance of protecting their well-being.

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