There were some very interesting comments both for and against the inclusion model. It was also helpful to hae teachers with experience responding to our questions regarding the model. It is a lot easier for us to say what we want to implement in our classrooms than it is to actually do it. These teachers were able to give valuable feedback as to what has and has not worked for them. I enjoyed talking with them, reading about their frustrations and their successes as inclusion specialists.
Discussion forums are an excellent way to communicate with teachers from across the United States.
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