Students from low-income, minority, and marginalized backgrounds are likely to be among the most vulnerable in terms of education.
Image Source: Eyepix/Cover Images via Reuters.Education thought-leader Professor Mel Ainscow, the keynote speaker at the Teaching & Learning Forum 2020 – hosted by QF’s Education Development Institute – on why individual differences must be seen as “opportunities for enriching learning”.
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