inclusion strategies for teachers

The age group for these are PreK-5th grade. One way teachers can use these resources for educational purposes is to engage and use these resources often. It really does make a difference in the student's learning ability, so engaging as much as possible will guarantee great change.

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I think this is great. I would display it in my classroom where my students can see it.

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Special Education - Co-Teaching (inclusion): A Parent Guide

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Osmo | Real Play, Real Learning

In order to keep children included, learning needs to be fun and inviting. For primary or elementary or preschool, this is very important.

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50 Tips and Tricks to Facilitating a More Inclusive Classroom

The Inclusive Early Childhood Classroom

All children require nurturing and stimulating learning environments, but typical early childhood classrooms should be modified for children with special needs. The Inclusive Early Childhood Classroom is written to help teachers look at classroom design in a new way and suggests different ways of approaching activities to help children with special needs become successful. By modifying the classroom and activities, all children will be actively engaged.

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Teaching Students with an Intellectual Disability - NoodleNook.Net

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4 Reasons It is Important to Teach Inclusivity to Neurotypical Children

In today's society, it is more important than ever to teach inclusivity to neurotypical children. With the rise of social media and the internet, children are exposed to a wider range of people and cultures than ever before. It is crucial that we teach children to be accepting and inclusive of all people, regardless of their race, ethnicity, religion, or disability. Follow us for more tips on how to teach inclusivity to neurotypical children.

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Social Story: Inclusion

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Tips for Creating an Inclusive Classroom for Special Needs Students

You've done the research and you know you want your students to be an inclusion classroom. But what exactly does an inclusion classroom look like? How can you help the general education teacher create a more inclusive classroom for special needs students? There are so many benefits of inclusion but sometimes it's hard to know where to start. Here are 5 tips to help you create a more inclusive classroom where special education students are able to build friendships and feel a sense of belonging.