involve all students in class lessons and activities, accommodations are considered
with regard to presentation of material, learning arrangements, demonstration
of knowledge learned, and evaluation from the onset of the lesson and
not as an add-on piece. The intent is to value and respect different ways that
students learn so that all students have access to the material presented.
Inclusive education also ensures access to the core academic curriculum for
the student with moderate or severe disabilities, which is a legal mandate as per
IDEIA (2004) and NCLB (2001; Dymond, Renzaglia, Gilson, & Slagor, 2007).
When students are educated in general education classrooms, they have immediate
access to the grade-level core curriculum that the entire class receives.
Such access is much harder to ensure when students are educated in specialized
settings with special educators who are not as knowledgeable about different
grade-level standards. Soukup et al. (2007) found that instruction in self-contained
special education rooms was not linked to the general education curriculum
and concluded that the best place for students with disabilities to gain access to
general education curriculum was in general education classrooms. Therefore,
inclusive education is the process of students learning challenging material made
meaningful and appropriate for their individual needs in general education
rooms alongside their classmates with no disabilities.
involve all students in class lessons and activities, accommodations are consideredwith regard to presentation of material, learning arrangements, demonstrationof knowledge learned, and evaluation from the onset of the lesson andnot as an add-on piece. The intent is to value and respect different ways thatstudents learn so that all students have access to the material presented.Inclusive education also ensures access to the core academic curriculum forthe student with moderate or severe disabilities, which is a legal mandate as perIDEIA (2004) and NCLB (2001; Dymond, Renzaglia, Gilson, & Slagor, 2007).When students are educated in general education classrooms, they have immediateaccess to the grade-level core curriculum that the entire class receives.Such access is much harder to ensure when students are educated in specializedsettings with special educators who are not as knowledgeable about differentgrade-level standards. Soukup et al. (2007) found that instruction in self-containedspecial education rooms was not linked to the general education curriculumand concluded that the best place for students with disabilities to gain access togeneral education curriculum was in general education classrooms. Therefore,inclusive education is the process of students learning challenging material mademeaningful and appropriate for their individual needs in general educationrooms alongside their classmates with no disabilities.
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