Inclusive Education

What is Inclusion in classrooms?

• A separate school for students with disabilities.

• including people with disabilities in regular classrooms.

• A classroom for regular students

• the idea of separating children of different abilities

What is the percent of children with disabilities that are currently enrolled in Inclusion classrooms?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

Research has shown that ___________ benefit from Inclusion classrooms.

• Students with disabilities

• Students without disabilities

• Teachers

• All of the Above

What is a specific example of Inclusion?

• student with disabilities in a special education classroom

• A student without disabilities on a playground

• Having an interpreter for sign language in a classroom to include students who cannot hear

• Placing kids of different abilities in the same school but different classrooms

What is a problem with Inclusion?

• proper training of teachers

• enough room in classrooms

• cost of field trips

• Transportation

Why might kids with special needs have a problem with Inclusion?

• more kids in classroom

• less one on one time

• quicker way of learning

• All of the Above

Where else can Inclusion be an effective method?

• Communities

• Schools

• Parks

• Everywhere

Students with disabilities standardized test scores have __________ since Inclusion began.

• Decreased

• Increased

• Stayed the Same

_________________ are the written plans for each student with disabilities with their specific needs.

• Report Cards

• Individualized Education Plans

• Teacher Summaries

• Progress Notes

All students with disabilities would benefit from Inclusion.

• True

• False