alleryWhich practices do inclusive classrooms often rely on?
ARote learning and a single fixed pace
BActive learning and authentic assessment
CSeating by marks and daily ranking
DWhole-day lectures without activities
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Active learning and authentic assessment
1. Inclusive education frequently relies on active learning, authentic assessment, applied curriculum and multi-level instruction.
2. It also gives more attention to individual needs.
3. Rote, ranking and lectures do not match this.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Relation to progressive education_
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