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An inclusive classroom addresses diversity in ethnicity, culture, language, gender, experiences at home, and special needs by ensuring all students belong and are included in the school community. Research shows belonging and inclusion are important needs for children's development, though implementing inclusion faces challenges like teacher apathy. Inclusive education aims to make all students part of the school regardless of their strengths or weaknesses.
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