US EditionInclusive Education Vs Special Education: Maximize Potential
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Inclusive Education Vs Special Education: Maximize Potential
Imagine a little girl named Mia walking into her new classroom. She has Down syndrome, but in this school, she learns with everyone else. She joins in the games, songs, and lessons. Some kids help her. The teacher helps everyone together. Now think of another boy, Sam. He has autism. His school places him in a separate classroom, and he has a special teacher. His lessons are just for him. He feels safe there, and he learns at his own speed. So, …
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