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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I was in school, those who had behavioral concerns or other special challenges were out of the classroom for most of the day with support that could help them thrive and learn..... By forcing integration on children, do you think those with special needs and behavioral concerns as well as those without are actually benefiting from this new system? Because to be honest I would rather have specialized detention than full integration but I think I'm alone on that. [/quote] First of all - [b]you mean inclusion not integration[/b] - you're using a word that means non-segregated by race. Also it's too big of a group you're talking about to make blanket statements. Some kids w/ special needs are absolutely benefiting from inclusion and their gen ed peers also benefit from having them there. Other special needs kids are being kept from better options for them because it's too expensive. And that is wrong and helps no one. [/quote]
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