Inclusion: Helping Parents Make Informed Decisions

Special Education teachers discuss topics ranging from legal aspects of inclusion to the continuum of services that ensure that all students are educated the least restrictive environment to the greatest extent appropriate. Specific benefits of the inclusion model are covered, including but not limited to: smaller class ratios, increased behavior support, and familiarity with research based teaching methods.

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Education

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• Inclusion
• edsp
• 823
• riccomini

[EDSP823]

I thought this was very informative and you all looked very professional. Great Job!

[EDSP823]

This was a great video! It was very organized...I loved the transitions. I like how you all brought different perspectives on the issue of inclusion. I really liked that you talked about the concerns that parents have.

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Jen Y said this

[EDSP823]

I liked the introduction. I liked the organization of subject matter by inroducing each section. Great Work!

Brooks

[EDSP823]

Way to go, ladies! You look very professional and I enjoyed presentation. jp

[EDSP823]

You gals looked great and soo professional. I appreciated the fact that you included benefits for the general education teacher as well as for the students. You are correct in that special education teachers have many strategies and ideas to bring into the classroom. Great job!! Mitzi

[EDSP823]

You gals did a great job on this video. I loved the way it was sectioned within the video because it made it very easy to follow and understand. I also liked how you had each person give their ideas from their point of view. MF

[EDSP823]

I enjoyed the power point introducing each topic. Great Job!

[EDSP823]

Very professional looking ladies! The music and the graphics were really good. I liked how you added the perspective of the parent as well. ES

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I liked how you introduced each section on the video and seperated the topic in to sections. MW

PS your names were....? ha ha ha ah