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There is another option that would be progressive "inclusive" approach: allowing more flexibility in teaching content and materials so that teachers can provide
by notechback 6y ago
There is another option that would be progressive "inclusive" approach: allowing more flexibility in teaching content and materials so that teachers can provide different exercises, challenges, etc to different students in the same class. This is a matter of having a trust-based (rather than Control-Bäder) system with highly qualified teachers and high autonomy for those teachers. The evidence indicates that all - gifted, special needs and any other students and teachers which enjoy increased autonomy. This is the approach in eg Portugal, Finland, Estonia, Norway, ...
- varjag 6y agoThis is not how it's done in Norway.
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