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Discussion

In order to address the individual differences among learners, a teacher should :

  • A.acknowledge differences as abnormal and kind of deficit
  • B.be indifferent towards individual differences
  • C.consider differences as obvious feature of human diversity
  • D.implement a rigid and uniform curriculum for all learners

Answer: C

A teacher should consider differences as obvious feature of human diversity.

Learners differ in ability, interests, pace, language, culture and learning style. Inclusive, learner-centred teaching treats these differences as natural and plans for them through varied tasks, materials and assessment, so that each child can learn.

Treating differences as abnormal deficits stigmatises children, ignoring them leaves many learners behind, and a rigid uniform curriculum is the opposite of responding to individual differences.

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