alleryIn partial inclusion, why are students pulled out of class?
AFor punishment after misbehaviour
BFor intensive services such as speech therapy
CTo attend a different school each day
DTo prepare for entrance examinations
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. For intensive services such as speech therapy
1. In partial inclusion students spend nearly all the day, or more than half, in regular classes.
2. Specialised services needing equipment or that might disrupt others, such as speech therapy, happen outside.
3. Students are pulled out for these smaller, more intensive sessions.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Classification of students and educational practices_
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