Inclusion: Should general education and special education students share a classroom?
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published 02/10/2007
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Summary“In special education there is a presumption that student success occurs most effectively and efficiently when children with disabilities actually receive education services in general education classrooms and are not removed or segregated in separate education classes” (Luster and Durrett, 2003, p. 2). And since the 1997 reauthorization of Public Law 94-192 that states the school district is responsible for ensuring that special education students receive the general education requirements, this presumption can become a possibility (Wischnowski and Salmon and Eaton, 2004). All students deserve the chance to have the same education, regardless of race, sex, or disability. However, that is not always the case.
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- 'In special education there is a presumption that student success occurs most effectively and efficiently when children with disabilities actually receive education services in general education classrooms and are not removed or segregated in separate education classes?
- 'Increasing access to general education for adolescents with severe disabilities is a principle focus of recent legislative, research, and secondary school reform efforts.
- Before you can even begin to combine general education students and special education students there must be a definition of what makes a student learning disabled
- Looking back on the statement that high school students with disabilities rarely participate in everyday activities, we see the root cause is a lack of funding.
- Another problem that was touched on is the students lacking knowledge in regards to disabilities and what a special education student can and cannot do.
- One school in New York has been integrating students since the 1997 reauthorization of Public Law 94-192. The administrator responsible for special education commented:
- For my research paper I used EBSCO host and the databases ERIC and Professional Development Collection.
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