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Inclusive Practices in Your Classroom

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This is a horrible! It may sound good in this presentation but as a middle school parent with a “regular”student it’s horrible Regular parents should be notified before our kids have to be exposed to this irreversible psychological damage You will see data in the next 10 years showing all the damage to regular students this has caused If you’re a parent change schools, get a tutor or try to change classes asap!
Comment from : @HandydandyStephy

Iam Ehtisham Manzoor an Assistant Professor in Punjab University Lahore Excellent work you have done the presentation you showed was fabulous
Comment from : @cartoonmania327

no wonder my tech teacher gives this video to watch, it's so informative!
Comment from : @Electronprogaming

Such a more informative contents at once !! Hats of your job !!
Comment from : @bhagirathihamal5527

Very informative, Thank you
Comment from : @sandamaliwijesundara9213

Very informative picks
Comment from : @School-wr1cd

Very use full
Comment from : @School-wr1cd

Keep up the great work
Comment from : @InclusiveSolutions

A presentation like this is definitely informative and helpful for brand new teachers! Thank you for sharing!
Comment from : @TheGamePlanEduSolutions

It sounds really good on paper or when you're reading about itbut 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
Comment from : @robertami8632

very much useful n informative thank you
Comment from : @dinakitadyanmulepcha1370

simply explained malo
Comment from : @jtlable

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
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