As the researcher discussed in the previous chapter, there are many factors that have lead to the current movement towards schools promoting inclusive education. A few of these factors include legislation, civil rights movement, normalization, technological advances, and educational reform. These factors, and others, have guided school leaders towards believing that students can learn side by side, yet still have different educational goals. These factors have also shown that it is important that all students have the opportunities to interact with each other, develop friendships, and share the same school experiences. It is important to note that the inclusive education movement recognizes the fact that inclusion may not be appropriate for all students. To force these students into the inclusion mold is as detrimental and unfair to them as exclusion once was years ago.