Why Learning Differs & Accommodations
Why does the teacher only help ○○?
Explain—using the comparison of glasses or a wheelchair—that it's not "unfair" but help so that child can learn more easily, and that it's fair for those who need help to get it.
For a child, you could say: "Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, so the help is matched to that child. Like glasses, it's something the people who need it use."
For a child, you could say: "Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, so the help is matched to that child. Like glasses, it's something the people who need it use."
Sources：understood.org · unesco.org
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