alleryWhich benefit do advocates claim for typical students?
ALower workload in every school subject
BAutomatic higher marks in all exams
CIncreased empathy and leadership skills
DFreedom from all group activities
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Increased empathy and leadership skills
1. Advocates say typical students included with disabled peers at a young age gain heightened sensitivity to others' challenges.
2. They also show increased empathy, compassion and improved leadership skills.
3. Lower workload or automatic marks are not claimed.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inclusion (education), Arguments for full inclusion in regular neighborhood schools_
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