A child who has TB example of discriminatory practice in the ECD centre?

A discriminatory practice in an Early Childhood Development (ECD) center regarding a child with tuberculosis (TB) could be excluding the child from participating in activities or isolating them from other children due to their health condition. This could involve denying the child access to play areas, refusing to allow them to interact with other children, or segregating them from the rest of the group. Such actions would be discriminatory as they are based on the child's health status rather than their ability to participate and engage in activities. It is important to note that TB is a treatable and manageable condition, and children with TB should not be stigmatized or excluded from participating in ECD programs.