INCLUSION: The philosophy that all children have the right to be educated with their peers, regar...

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1. It works if it's done right, but it is hard to implement

1.1. For example, lots of schools don't have the resources or access to the right supplies.

2. Inclusion is the education of students with disabilities in the same classroom as students without disabilities.

3. Drawbacks for Teachers

3.1. many resources are needed to successfully teach students

3.2. requires flexible curriculum & learning environments

3.3. teachers can become quickly over worked & exhausted

4. Benefits for Students without Disabilities:

4.1. become more tolerant and empathetic

4.2. more willing to give and ask for help

4.3. develop skills that can help them prepare for future success after schooling

5. Benefits for Students with Disabilities

5.1. eager to take academic risks

5.2. form friendships with more students, may result in less disruptive

5.3. self confidence & independence

5.4. feelings of belonging & comfort

6. Some think inclusion is just a fad, but if it's done right, it can be very effective for students and teachers.

7. First hand look at inclusion

8. Sources: oakland.edu

8.1. learningrx.com