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Inclusion Insights
I just had the pleasure of coaching a group of Georgia educators. Collaboratively, we figured out ways to allow the research-based inclusion strategies to come alive in their classrooms. They creatively incorporated good teaching practices such as cooperative learning, technology, … Continue reading
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Inclusion the IDEAL WAY!
The IDEAL School has innovative ways to tap into students’ interests from visual stories of Beowulf to punctuation math, a performance of Where the Wild Things Are, snake stories, mandalas, TaeKwonDo, dance, learning Spanish or Mandarin, place value, history, science, … Continue reading
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Inclusion is Not So Puzzling!
The educators at the Paramus workshop collaboratively put the inclusion pieces together to affirm that inclusion is not so puzzling! I hope that the inclusion pieces all fit together with the students in your school settings … Continue reading
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Inclusion thoughts from Maritime Academy Charter School
Although inclusion is defined by individual students and classroom communities, the first ingredient is a positive attitude. After meeting the educators of Maritime Academy Charter School, I know that their students will experience many successes. Here are just a few … Continue reading
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Inclusion Research: Attitudes & Collaborations
Inclusion Research
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Inclusion Comments Shared by Keppel Union School District
Thank you to the administrators, principals, educators, and paraprofessionals who shared these insightful inclusion comments. You affirmed that we have come a far way from thinking that students belong in special education since they don’t do well in general education … Continue reading
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Inclusion Book Clubs
Professional Inclusion Learning Communities (PILC)Book Club Choices The following are a few books that educators can read and discuss as a staff to gain additional insights about disABILITIES. If you have other titles that you like, do share and I … Continue reading
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Inclusion Works: Core Standards for ALL Inclusion is more than a physical placement. It involves preparing students to be productive members of society. The common core standards are intended to include all students. This requires that the necessary and … Continue reading
Positive Inclusion Attitudes Prevail
He will never succeed. She will never be independent. I will never be able to teach this class what they need to know. Obverse side of the coin: He will succeed. She will be independent. I will be … Continue reading
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