Inclusive Practices in Your Classroom

This video gives an overview of the practice of inclusive education, or including students with different educational needs into your classroom. It highlights the benefits of inclusion, legal implications , and several best practices of inclusion.

[TheGamePlanEduSolutions]

A presentation like this is definitely informative and helpful for brand new teachers! Thank you for sharing!

[Electronprogaming]

no wonder my tech teacher gives this video to watch, it's so informative!

[robertami]

It sounds really good on paper or when you're reading about it...but when you're in the class it's a lot different. Most primary teachers aren't teaching a single subject, they're teaching all of the subjects, and having such a work load to basically monitor- include- and teach a group of 30 or more students while still keeping their individual needs in mind is overwhelming at best. A student who's struggling in Math may do well in English but not so well in Science because of all the memorization. I'm all for inclusion (I have a student with Downs Syndrome in my first grade class) but not all teachers have the kind of support that they need to make this a reality. Schools with good funding aren't going to struggle as much as schools without the funding and support that we need in class

[leanngalarion]

Absolutely helpful, I'm watching this as a student under the Education program, being tasked to talk about this topic in class. Great work guys.

[bhagirathihamal]

Such a more informative contents at once !! Hats of your job !!

[dinakitadyanmulepcha]

very much useful n informative. thank you.