Preparing Your Students for the ACT (2022-2023 Edition)
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Allison White
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Jan 23, 2019 2:15:10 AM
Inclusion is creating a community in your classroom that includes both students with and without disabilities. Research shows us that not only is inclusion best practice, but it benefits ALL kids and should be part of your classroom management strategy.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and U.S. Department of Education define inclusion in early childhood programs as:
This applies to all kids, regardless of the severity of their disability. And it can be scaled up for school-aged children as well. (The research below is geared towards early childhood, which is my background. However, there is also strong support for inclusion in higher grades). Inclusion is about making the classroom ready for the child, not making the child ready for the classroom.
It may be more helpful to look at some examples of what inclusion is not.
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Let’s start by looking at some things that “inclusion” is NOT.
Now let’s look at what inclusion IS! Inclusion means that all children have:
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