The following candid photos show how
inclusion provides more options for all students to learn.
Students of all ability levels who have
been included in general education classrooms make better gains than
those in pull-out programs.
During individual work time,
students who need extra help are encouraged to ask support students for
help on their assignment.
Students with
specific challenges make gains in cognitive and social development
skills. These students do well when the general environment is
adjusted to meet their needs.
Group projects are a great way
for students to support and help each other.
Students with
more typical development gain higher levels of tolerance for people with
differences.