School leaders, is this what you see in your classrooms?
“What Does an Inclusive Classroom Look Like?” from the Inclusive Schools Network
If you don’t recognize your school in this article, you need to invest in Inclusion Coaching to help make the shift to being welcoming for all learners.
Why Inclusion? Isn’t it expensive?
Inclusion is what is best for kids—all kids. And depending on how you look at it, inclusion does not need to be more expensive than segregation. When you employ a cost-benefit mindset, you will find it is too expensive to not put in place sustainable inclusive practices. Here’s is some research on inclusion, and examples of districts doing it well.
Haring Center for Inclusive Education
“Funding Doesn’t Have to Be a Barrier to Inclusive Education”
Research Support for Inclusive Education
What is Inclusion Coaching?
A specialized and differentiated approach to learning for school staff — from administrators to paraprofessionals.
- Create an inclusive school climate and culture.
- Support all students in the general education classroom.
- Implement co-teaching effectively.
- Design a master schedule that supports all students.
- Provide ongoing support for staff throughout the school year.
- And so much more…
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CASE has also been contracted by Joyful Inclusion to provide inclusion coaching services. If your district is interested in learning more about the Joyful Inclusion professional development model, please visit their website to set up a free consultation call. Be sure to let Amy know I sent you! You might also be interested in following their Facebook page.
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