My Position on Inclusion Inclusion Classroom inclusion benefits all the students in the class. Proponents say inclusion is educationally and socially beneficial for all students, disabled or not.
Inclusion helps teach children to be more accepting of others who have disabilities.
In that particular classroom there are seven students with disabilities out of twenty-one students in the class. There is one student with autism and six with problems such as ADHD and vision impairment. The students in this class do not find it strange that the one hearing impaired student must sign instead of sing. In fact, the students find it rather interesting and mock the student, trying to be like him. When children are not exposed to people who are handicapped or disabled at a young age, they tend to be afraid to reach out to those people later on in their life.