How to Help Your Child with Homework by Marguerite C. Radencich. A Guide for Parents and Professionals by Tony Attwood. A Practical Guide for Teachers by Val Cumine et al. It also means more than simply granting them listening rights. If it is really going to work, successful inclusion means making the necessary adaptations to offer equal learning opportunities for all students.
Inclusion requires an accessible curriculum as well as accessible buildings and classrooms.
The educator who is ready and willing to meet the challenge of creating this barrier-free curriculum is the one who will pave the way for the multiple learning styles of all students. A computer notepad can be used to jot down ideas or notes while researching material on the computer. Tests can be enlarged and color contrast can be changed. Computer templates can be used to speed up routine written formats. On-screen spell checkers, thesauruses, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and atlases can provide quick and accessible resources.