How alternative teaching models can foster inclusive classrooms
Disabled children too often face exclusion; there are ways to ensure their participation with their same-age peers in the classroom
Why It Matters
Alternative teaching models challenge traditional power dynamics and foster equity in classrooms. By centring student agency and diverse learning needs, these approaches help build more inclusive, responsive educational environments.
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