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[quote=Anonymous]It’s normally not the teachers. Especially when we’re talking about younger kids. It’s administrative/district/legislative policies and laws. This article is a few years old, and was about a kid in Canada… but it applies to how a lot of the policies in our public schools. The states are too. If this thread we’re commenting on interests you at all, I promise you that you’ll want to read this article. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/education/article-educating-grayson-are-inclusive-classrooms-failing-students/ Go search the subreddit for teachers on reddit about inclusion. The vast majority of teachers are just as exasperated about having their hands tied. And they note that nothing will change unless parents of other kids in their class get involved in advocating for change/contacting the media/etc. [/quote]
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