Inc. Rights to Regular Education Children with disabilities are first and foremost children, worthy of equal respect, opportunities, treatment, status and place. Moral Right Children with disabilities are first and foremost children. They will benefit from the same experiences that are desirable for all children for the same reasons. They will also benefit from avoidance of the same undesirable experiences for the same reasons.
Inclusion provides opportunities for socialization and friendships to develop.
Civil Right Separate is not equal. If something is offered to all children it must be accessible to all children. Access should not be denied based on disability or any characteristic alone. Children with disabilities have a right to go to the same schools and classes as their friends, neighbors, brothers and sisters. They have a right to be afforded equal opportunities.