U are not describ. inclusion. That is "dumping" students w/ sp needs in gen.ed.-a losing strategy for all. Inclusion req. for the GE teacher to receive approp. training & support to succeed. Typically, the OT, SPL, behaviorist, autism coach or sp. ed teacher to co-teach and or provide consultation serv. Check statistics--supported classrooms have shown to benefit BOTH children with sp. needs & typical develp. children learn more & obtain higher score in stand. testing
The purpose of this video was to bring forth the misconception so many teachers and other professionals in the educational setting have about inclusion. There is a second part to this video that clears up the misconceptions that this video brings to light. Its title is Part 2: Barriers of Inclusion. Check it out. I, along with everyone else in this video, believe that inclusion can be successful with proper training and collaboration of all professionals.
Way to go girls...I think this was a very honest representation of how people genuinely feel about inclusion. Many of these things people face on a daily basis within the schools. JS
U are not describ. inclusion. That is "dumping" students w/ sp needs in gen.ed.-a losing strategy for all. Inclusion req. for the GE teacher to receive approp. training & support to succeed. Typically, the OT, SPL, behaviorist, autism coach or sp. ed teacher to co-teach and or provide consultation serv. Check statistics--supported classrooms have shown to benefit BOTH children with sp. needs & typical develp. children learn more & obtain higher score in stand. testing
idajosefina 3 years ago
The purpose of this video was to bring forth the misconception so many teachers and other professionals in the educational setting have about inclusion. There is a second part to this video that clears up the misconceptions that this video brings to light. Its title is Part 2: Barriers of Inclusion. Check it out. I, along with everyone else in this video, believe that inclusion can be successful with proper training and collaboration of all professionals.
amyriccomini 1 year ago
That is a super broadcast with some very timely issues. Thanks for being candid
EDSP823 3 years ago
Way to go girls...I think this was a very honest representation of how people genuinely feel about inclusion. Many of these things people face on a daily basis within the schools. JS
EDSP823 3 years ago