Simply stated, inclusive education means that all students are full and
accepted members of their school community, in which their educational setting is the same as their non-disabled peers, whenever appropriate.
Not exact matches
The grade
school teacher «forms» the class
of children to be a thriving
community that
accepts all
members — acknowledging the strengths and challenges
of each
member and encouraging cooperation.
He would share examples
of people both he and the staff
member knew — stories
of times in the past when another person
accepted change and made the most
of it to the benefit
of students, the
school culture, and the teacher's reputation in the
community.
The goal
of improving a
school's climate should be universally
accepted by every
member of that
school's
community, but it is often met with resistance.
Pat leads each
member of the
school community to fulfill the
school's mission, to try new things and
accept change and most notably, to a deeper love
of God.
We are calling on parents, educators, students and
community members to speak to your
members of Congress to let them know that we will not
accept funding cuts at our public
schools.