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classroom, they still bring up the negatives of inclusion practice for children with special education needs. Because the authors bring up the negatives of the article it shows that they are recognizing their methods are not perfect and there is always room for improvement. It adds depth to their article because it shows understanding that there are more than one side to the results and…

students with a disability needs to develop skills necessary to control their world. Most respectful, teacher needs to considerate family wishes. Most normalized exemplar of real life in a society. The placements are general education class, resource class, separate class, separate school, and residential facility. An IEP is developed and implemented because it’s the law and safeguards for students. I believe it is the law because the child with disability has his own specific rights…

For many years, the greater number of children with Severe Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been educated in special schools, excluded from their non-disabled peers. It is only in the last few years that this has started to change as more children with special needs are increasingly being given the right to a mainstream education. Parents of these children now have the choice about whether they want their child to attend a mainstream school, or a special needs school. Some people argue that…

Although there are few among us who would disagree the least restrictive environment is the correct environment for students with special needs, it does raise questions concerning how their educational and behavioral needs are best met. A balance that must be met by teachers to be both attentive to general education students, while being cognizant students with disabilities may be in need of extra supports. The article I chose to analyze addresses various behavioral and academic interventions…

American psychological Association (2016) states that The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act is separated into four sections; section A, B, C, and D. More specifically section A pertains the main principles of the act whilst section B indicates the guidelines for school-aged children ages 3-21. The American psychological Association(2016) goes on to say, that under state law schools are required to educate students with disabilities and that the Individuals with Disabilities Education…

The impact both civil rights and educational laws have had on early intervention and special education in the last 60 years is by making it possible for everyone to have access to a free public education and that children received the help they need regardless of their family's financial situation or where they live. The first law that is responsible for making it possible for children who need early intervention or special education is the 14th amendment that made it possible for every child to…

With having settings that include kids with disabilities it makes a “regular” life a reality for them. Enable for classrooms to have inclusion, we need the overall support not only from teachers, and administration, but from the other students in the room. When special education kids attend class in a regular education class, I believe that a respect and an understanding can grow when the two worlds collide. They will learn how to play and learn together. With doing so, a friendship can…

This article entitled, “English Language Learners and Response to Intervention: Referral Considerations” is about how to assess whether or not an ELL student has a learning disability or just an English proficiency problem. It starts out with information about a response to intervention model and the steps needed to take to ensure that these students are properly assessed. The RTI model integrates a multitier preventive instructional system that uses evidence-based data to make a decision of…

How you ever asked yourself why some kids or people with special needs look they way they do? “ You might be able to spot a few kids with special needs, but you probably don’t notice all of them”(kids). However they do not want to feel like out, they want to be accepted into society, like anyone else. Because they are people, having a disability , learning delay or a deformity does not mean they are not people. They are, however their disability, learning delay and or deformity makes them much…

In an inclusive classroom, there are always going to be some challenges the teacher must face when implementing different adaptations. Inclusive classrooms involve children who are ether typical developing or atypical developing. All types of children are involved in learning to work together and learn through different techniques. When having to make certain adaptations for specific students, some challenges can develop. One of the adaptions Ms. Diaz had to make was to provide a corner…