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Educators can create inclusive classroom environments that foster Collaboration by encouraging learners across different skill levels and backgrounds to use their strengths and to learn and participate in the same activities, tasks, and routines by providing the required scaffolding and keeping in mind that students who have language-based learning disabilities or ADHD often have difficulty gauging social cues.
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As a result, educators and students may benefit from culturally-responsive and inclusive training addressing Self-regulation.
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