What Is Inclusion - Inclusion Imperative

Inclusion is a beacon and symbol for what is possible in our lives. Inclusion is not an answer to a problem but an initiative that is an opportunity.

[tracywilliams]

This is a great message, and I wish I could share it more. However the background music is very disruptive to people who are hard of hearing. Inclusion includes those with this issue as well. Hoping you will create another copy of this message without the background. Thank you for your consideration!

[drbonesshow]

Not included in this Inclusion initiative are people who have different opinions from those who are included. In other words, Inclusion is bogus.

[timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Yeah this is a great video we was watching it in class today and now I'm watching it at Washington square Park New York City Thursday Nov, 9 2023

[stacybirnel]

Inclusion should also include the support staff as collaborators/co-teachers planning together to provide that support in the general ed classrooms. Not wait for the support teacher, SPED, LAP, EL to pull-out but plan together including those supports mainstream.

[shanecox]

Inclusion is "about changing mindsets", its also about accepting people for who they WHICH ONE IS IT?

[YSCVIC]

This inclusion concept is fatally flawed in that it is missing how to respond when somebody does not want to change their mindset or disagrees with the inclusion mindset. Without addressing this, what ends up happening is what we see in today’s society, where those who agree with a mindset bind together and use their power to exclude and silence those who do not agree. The answer is through Jesus Christ who by his mercy and compassion accepts all people and teaches us how love those who do not agree with us or love us.

[Powaydroner]

Inclusion is about engaging for conservatives, republicans, people who believe in biology or anyone who does not buy into the false premises and made up nonsense.