It’s okay they can’t draw a spine, but they can draw a butterfly. And that’s inclusion…
When we were visiting Wellington, where Slovak families work and live, we saw how in one top-class art class, British children drew a detailed human spine and Roma children from Sabinov drew a simple butterfly. The school headmaster said that it is completely fine for students of the same age in one class to draw different things because they have different skills.
It’s okay they can’t draw a spine, but they can draw a butterfly. And that’s inclusion… Read More »