Thursday, December 1, 2016
5 Ways Inclusive Classrooms Are Different from Self-Contained Classrooms
Are you the parent of a
student with disabilities in the public school system? If so, it’s likely that
your child is educated in either a self-contained or an inclusive setting. It’s
important to know the difference between self-contained classrooms and
inclusive classrooms, and why it matters. Families can help schools identify
which educational setting works best for their child. They can also expect
schools to provide the most appropriate education possible. Self-Contained
Classrooms Self-contained classrooms were established decades ago when students
with disabilities were first placed in the public school system. Prior to
self-contained classrooms, most children with disabilities were educated in
separate facilities….
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