Inclusion places a premium on which kind of participation?
APartial participation in some lessons
BOptional participation by choice
CFull participation in the classroom
DObservation without taking part
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Full participation in the classroom
1. Inclusion places a premium on full participation by students with disabilities.
2. This contrasts with the earlier concept of partial participation.
3. Observation only or optional taking part falls short of this.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Integration and mainstreaming_
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