Benefits of inclusive practice & the impacts of non-inclusive practice
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- Created on: 04-10-19 10:22
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2. impact on non-inclusive practice (poor educational outcomes)
- it gives children support and confidence
- is when children knowledge isn’t as great as it should be and struggles with their learning.
- is when someone average health is lower then usually and can lead to learning difficulties.
3. definition of non-inclusive practice
- children need to feel safe
- is when a child is left out and isolated
- a child cannot gain the full experience that they are entitled to if they are unable to access resources
4. impact on non-inclusive practice (delayed development)
- is when children have a struggle to progress or have a slow pace of learning.
- helps children develop skills and learn what that need to know
- someone who works with children aged 0-8 years
5. definition of inclusive practice
- it enables a child to have the same opportunities as their peers, regardless age, disability, race, back ground, gender of lifestyle
- how children feel themselves, or valved and liked by adults
- process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one's life and claiming one's rights
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