alleryInclusion rests on which pairing of right and duty?
AThe parent's duty and the teacher's right
BThe child's right and the school's duty
CThe school's right and the child's duty
DThe state's right and the parent's duty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The child's right and the school's duty
1. Inclusion is about the child's right to participate.
2. It also stresses the school's duty to accept the child.
3. The other pairings reverse or misplace these roles.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Integration and mainstreaming_
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