Discussion
.................... is a separate classroom for students with special needs.
Answer: B
A separate classroom for students with special needs is segregation.
In segregated provision, children with disabilities are taught apart from their peers, in special schools or separate classes. It was the dominant model before integration and inclusion.
Integration places children with special needs in regular schools, often with support, and inclusion goes further by adapting the regular classroom so all learn together. Exclusion means being denied education altogether, not placement in a separate class.
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