Integrating diverse learners into regular classrooms is something that not a lot of families can agree on. They might think that the inclusion of children with disabilities can interrupt their children’s learning. But are their beliefs always true? What about the benefits teachers and both children get from the inclusion, let’s focus on that for a moment. The benefits both children get from the inclusion is that both increase their social interaction, friendship, and relationships. What intergraded children and families get is their family is more integrated into the community, they feel welcome to participate in their child’s activities, and higher expectation for their children. What regular children get is appreciation, acceptance of other
