alleryIn inclusive classrooms, students are generally placed with whom?
APeers at the same academic level
BTheir chronological age-mates
CStudents with the same disability
DOlder students for more challenge
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Their chronological age-mates
1. Students are generally placed with chronological age-mates.
2. This holds whether they work above or below the typical academic level.
3. Grouping by ability or disability would defeat the aim.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Common practices in inclusive classrooms_
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