Discussion
Orthopaedically handicapped students should be ideally accommodated in..................school.
Answer: D
Orthopaedically handicapped students should ideally be accommodated in an integrated school.
Children with orthopaedic (locomotor) disabilities usually have normal intelligence and learning ability. What they need is physical access (ramps, accessible toilets, suitable furniture) and some support, not a separate curriculum. Placing them in an integrated school, with other children and the necessary facilities, allows them to learn and socialise normally.
A special school separates them from their peers without educational need. An open school is a distance-learning arrangement, not a place of accommodation. A general school without the integration arrangements may lack the physical access and support they need, which is why the key prefers integrated.
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