It is my belief that people allow fear to hinder their receptiveness of inclusion. In the society that we live in, I think that the solution to the concerns that we have is to meet these challenges head on . The solution is to face the fear that is embedded in our minds, instead of abandoning it altogether. We should include everyone, and there are many learning techniques and styles that are available to assist us in this concept. As teachers, we should spend more time collaborating as oppose to complaining or finding excuses.
Inclusion is equal to change, and change is our biggest fear.
As one author said, the benefit to one will be the benefit to all . Each person is considered part of the whole. This page was edited by Realia D. Davis using Project Poster .