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Children coming from marginalized families are often neglected in a classroom even when they perform well. Which of the following set of reasons are responsible for such behaviour in a classroom?  i. Teachers are often prejudiced towards children belonging to marginalized groups. ii. There is a lack of sensitization among the peers towards diversity and the social context of such children. iii. Children from marginalized groups are denied education under the Right to Education Act 2009.

Children coming from marginalized families are often neglected in a classroom even when they perform well. Which of the following set of reasons are responsible for such behaviour in a classroom?  i. Teachers are often prejudiced towards children belonging to marginalized groups. ii. There is a lack of sensitization among the peers towards diversity and the social context of such children. iii. Children from marginalized groups are denied education under the Right to Education Act 2009. Correct Answer (i) and (ii) only

A group/Family that is socially, and culturally located at the periphery of society means that it does not enjoy the privileges or advantages as that of the group which is situated In the center of the core of society. Therefore, a marginal group/family suffers from multiple deprivations. These deprivations may have social, cultural, religious, economic, and political aspects. The access of the marginal families to the various aspects of society is much less in comparison to that of the groups located at the core of the society. 

Key Points

 There are many reasons show neglection of the marginalized family and students in the classroom-

  • Gender stereotypes, make the differences in the classroom among the students or between teachers and the students.
  • If teachers are prejudiced toward children who belong to marginalized families.
  • Students lack awareness of Diversity.
  • So option (3) is the correct answer.

Important Points There are many ways to remove the difference between marginalized families students and the core families students-

  • Inclusive Education- Inclusive education is the way in which all the students which are differing by their Race, caste, color, cognition, physical abilities/disabilities, and economic background, are learning under the same roof, which makes a bond among the students and removes the marginalized gap between them.
  • Progressive education-  In Progressive education, all the students are involved in the different types of activities, they learn by " Learning by doing", which helps the student to remove the marginal gap between them.

Hint

  •  According to RTE (Right to education) 2009, Each and every student from age group 6 to 14 has an equal right to take education.
    • It never dined students who belong to marginalized groups to take part in education, Although it gives them equal right to them to become litterate.

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