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Resources about full inclusion in school, work, and community
** Recommended Reading**
Yours, Mine and Ours - Inclusion site
Providing support, resources, and the confidence to successfully
include children with special needs in your classroom. We're a
group of teachers, just like you, who truly believe in
inclusion, and are facing the daily challenges of creating
successful inclusion experiences! Committed to quality education for
all. ** Recommended Reading**
Bulletin Board
Pages - Penn Link/Teacher pages
On the PA Department of Ed Website, Use the search engine on left
(Type in the word "inclusion", over a hundred articles come up)
ECRI-
Early Childhood Research Institute on Inclusion
Preschoolers with and without disabilities learning together On-line
research center devoted to educators, researchers and families of
young children with disabilities.
Family Village Inclusive Education Resources.
Summary: Resources, contacts, chat groups, on-line articles, laws,
newsletters, recommended readings, conferences, research, web sites
and other resources.
Child and Family Studies Program - CFSP
Related Services Supporting Inclusion:
Congruence of Best Practices in Special Education and School Reform
Kathie
Nunley's Help4Teachers.com
This site was originally designed for the forgotten secondary
education teachers. However, don't let that title fool you. The
ideas and curriculum designs are certainly successful in a K-12
environment. The site includes ideas and suggestions for including
all types of learners in the classroom. Specific lesson plans are
available for a differentiated curriculum in high school Biology.
** Recommended Reading**
The Renaissance Group, a consortium of universities
By answering some of the most frequently asked questions on
inclusion, you'll get some basic guidelines for teaching in an
inclusive classroom. Resources for learning more about inclusive
education are also included.
ERIC, The Educational Resources Information Center
(Article) Including Students with Disabilities in General Education
Classrooms.
ERIC Digest #E521.
A Teacher's Guide to the U.S. Department of Education - Fall 1995
Special Education Programs - Including Exceptions Systems: A System
for Educating Students with Dual Sensory Impairments and Other
Extreme Disabilities in General Education Settings
Axis Disability Rights Website
(Article) Hell-Bent on Helping: Benevolence, Friendship, and the
Politics of Help. By Emma Van der Klift & Norman Kunc
Axis Disability Rights Website
(Article) The Need to Belong: Rediscovering Maslow's Hierarchy of
Needs.
by: Norman Kunc ** Recommended Reading**
Web link to:
(Article) Axis Disability Rights Website
Integration: Being Realistic Isn't Realistic by: Norman Kunc
** Recommended Reading**
National Association for the Education of Young Children, (NAEYC)
Information on the benefits of inclusion and making it work.
Comforty Media Concepts
The Inclusion series - Video Programs on Inclusive Education and
Community Life
Utah's Project for Inclusion:
Promoting Quality Inclusive Education for All
Florida Inclusion Network
Teacher information, discussion groups, and resources on inclusive
education
The Consortium on Inclusive Schooling Practices
a collaborative effort to build the capacity of state and local
education agencies to serve children and youth with and without
disabilities in school and community settings. The focus of the
project is on systematic reform rather than changes in special
education systems only.
Inclusion - School as a caring community
Teachers seeking success with inclusion will find help and
inspiration here.
** Recommended Reading**
Inclusive Education Web Site
The What's and How-To's of Inclusive Education
produced by the Renaissance Group, a consortium of universities
noted for their teacher education programs and working to reform
teacher education.
Closing the Gap
A case study by Seth B. Harkins and Laura Drower. "Full-inclusion
as a lived experience: A case study of a transdisciplinary team." A
story of a transdisciplinary team providing for a child challenged
with severe speech and physical impairments in a regular first grade
classroom.
University of Kansas - Circle of Inclusion
Outreach Training Project is designed to address the challenges and
issues of inclusive program development for children with severe,
multiple disabilities. The project goals of training, technical
assistance, evaluation, dissemination, and management place a
special emphasis on the development of collaborative programs
between community early childhood programs, local education
agencies, and special education services.
A Place for Amber:
Sesame Workshop - What happens when children with disabilities
attend regular classes? For young Amber Miller, it has been an
educational miracle. Part One of a Two-Part Series.
The New Kid in Class: She's disabled. She may look and
act different. How will her presence affect your child's education?
Part Two of a Two-Part Series by Dianne Hales © 1996
NECTAS
National Early Childhood Technical Assistance System A
national technical assistance effort that supports programs for
young children with disabilities and their families under the
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Connecting
people and knowledge. Information on inclusive services for young
children with disabilities -- including current information on
legislation and policies, research, effective practices, funding,
systems change efforts, and personnel development
Links to Inclusive
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