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YOUR TOOLKIT FOR Inclusive Education

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Free Articles, Tips, Checklists & Activities

Organizations

Websites & Blogs

Everyone Belonging. Everyone Learning.

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Did You EDUCATION Know...

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  1. Student academic achievement in inclusive classes is comparable or superior to that of students served in self-contained classes.

  2. The quality of instruction provided to students in inclusive classes is comparable or superior to that of students in self-contained classes.

  3. Inclusive educational programs have no adverse effect on the academic achievement of students without disabilities.

  4. Students in inclusive classes, especially vocational classes, have improved adjustment to employment.

  5. Students in inclusive classes have more access to the core curriculum than students in self-contained classes do.

  6. The academic engagement of students in inclusive classes is comparable to that of students in self-contained classes.

Inclusive Education

Inclusive classes improve students’ adjustment to community living.


Free Articles, Tips, Checklists & Activities

Champions of Inclusion

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Dispelling the Myths of Inclusive Education

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Making Inclusion Work: 5 Strategies Every Teacher Should Know

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Effective Teaching Practices for Students in Inclusive Classrooms

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Quality Indicators for Effective Inclusive Education Guidebook

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Co-Teaching: What do general educators and special educators bring to the table?

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Supporting Students with Autism in an Inclusive Classroom – Paula Kluth’s Top 10 Tips for Teachers

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School Accommodations and Modifications Information Sheet

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3 Free Activities to Differentiate Instruction

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7-Step Process for Implementing Inclusive School Reform

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Checklist: Is your School Inclusive?

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Universal Design for Differentiated Instruction (UDDI)

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Collaboration and Co-Teaching – 3-Part Self-Guided Tutorial

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Organizations

  1. CAST: Produces educational research and works to promote and expand learning opportunities through Universal Design for Learning. www.cast.org

  2. Kids Together, Inc.: Offers a wide range of inclusion resources and educational research for children and adults with disabilities. www.kidstogether.org

  3. National Inclusion Project: Provides innovative programs and strategic partnerships to help develop inclusive communities nationwide. www.inclusionproject.org

  4. Ollibean: Provides access to online forums and communities, information about inclusion-related causes, and a wide variety of free resources about inclusive education. www.ollibean.com

  5. TASH: Advocates for the full inclusion of individuals with disabilities through research, professional development, and policy. www.TASH.org

  6. The IRIS Center: Provides resources for educators and professional development providers about students with disabilities. www.iris.peabody.vanderbilt.edu

  7. University of New Hampshire Institute on Disability: Improving knowledge, policies, and practices concerning individuals with disabilities and their families. www.iod.unh.edu

  8. Council for Exceptional Children: Largest international professional organization dedicated to improving the educational success of individuals with disabilities and/or gifts and talents. www.cec.org

  9. The Including Samuel Project: Dedicated to building more inclusive schools and communities through curriculum, training, and outreach. www.includingsamuel.com

  10. Inclusive Schools Network: A web-based educational resource for families, schools and communities that promotes inclusive educational practices. www.inclusiveschools.org/resources

  11. SWIFT: A national K-8 center that provides academic and behavioral support to promote the learning and academic achievement of all students. www.swiftschools.org


Websites & Blogs

The Inclusive Class

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PaulaKluth.com

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Organized Chaos

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Bringing ABA into Inclusive Classrooms

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Open Books Open Doors

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Top 10 Inclusive Education Blogs

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