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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

etworking Reaching out to all learners ollaboration iving, learning, loving

tilizing all available resources upport and social services implementation of appropriate program

rganization of appropriate services on stop services to all

Addressing and responding to diversity of needs of all children, youth and adults Involves changes and modification in content, approaches, structures and strategies.

Inclusive Education

Goals…. Better Instruction More time on task Fewer Interruptions Closer Monitoring Higher self esteem Sense of belonging more risk taking fewer labels teacher teamwork Ownership by all

What Are The Benefits? Achievement Children with disabilities achieve better results when they are educated in an inclusive environment. Confidence Isolating disabled children from their nondisabled peers puts an emphasis on their disability – this can lead to feelings of insecurity and worry when interacting with able-bodied people. Learning For All Inclusive Education isn’t just good for children with disabilities. How Does It Work? Community Support Networks (CSNs) Our IE Program is grounded in community based rehabilitation – we work at the grassroots level to support community leaders, families and schools in putting Inclusive Education into action in their local area. Profiling With the help of the CSNs, we conduct detailed research in the areas where we work – we profile CWDs and their families, organize focus group discussions and measure the impact of our interventions. Schools Assessments We work together with schools to assess their facilities for accessibility and advise on and oversee adaptations.

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