John Locke (16321704) was one of the earliest scholars to suggest that:
a. all children are born innately good.
b. the child's environment influences the development of the child's knowledge.
c. there are distinct stages in growth and development.
d. we can identify norms regarding the physical maturation of children.
Question 2
Research shows that one of the primary benefits of an inclusive classroom, compared to a segregated classroom, is that:
a. children are more engaged with and less likely to form stereotypes about children from different ethnic backgrounds.
b. children with disabilities and their typically developing peers all show more positive outcomes in key areas.
c. teachers are more likely to develop their own learning and content standards, rather than following a common curriculum.
d. teachers with special-education training are more effective and more responsive as general classroom teachers.
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John Rawls (1921–2002)
John Locke (1632–1704).
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