GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION GOVT NORMS DEFINE FEATURES
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Question
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This is considered as one of the barriers to inclusion in which there is a lack of building, facility, transportation or road accessibility.
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Insufficient Classroom
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Physical disability
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Poor language
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Poor language
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -There are seven barriers to Inclusive Education: Attitudinal Barriers, Physical Barriers, Inappropriate Curriculum, Untrained Teachers, Inadequate Funding, Poor Organization of the education system, and Policies as barriers.
Detailed explanation-2: -Physical and architectural barriers are physical obstacles that make it difficult for some to easily access a place. Example: a door knob that cannot be turned by a person with limited mobility or strength, or a hallway or door that is too narrow to allow a person who uses a wheelchair to pass through safely.
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