In a world geography class in the Allen ISD, a special education student is able to keep pace with her mainstream classmates. Alana has peer tutors like Ryan who work with her in most of her classes. They get class credit for helping their special needs peers. For a student like Alana it's an opportunity to form some real friendships and to be able to participate in some activities you wouldn't be able to without that assistance for the regular education student they learn to respect people for who they are and accepting people's differences. But as she works next to mainstream students like Ryan, it seems they learn something from her, too.
People are the same, they have different weaknesses, different strengths and stuff.
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