On the other hand, if a child suffers from a sever diability then they should be kept in a classroom where a specially trained teacher can help them. However, I think that those children should be exposed to children in some way or another. This helps reduce the stigma that follows these children and allows for better understanding among students. Response I feel pretty much the same way that you do. I believe that all children should be allowed to be in a normal setting, for as much time as possible.
Social skills are what a lot of kids with disabilities are lacking.
If we keep them out of the regular classroom, how are they supposed to act, feel, and think like normal children do. For students with severe disabilities, I believe that they should also have the same opportunities, but that they need other special programs and trained teachers too. Response I feel that students with special needs should be kept in the regular classroom as much as possible. However if the student's disability is so severe that it disrupts the other students opportunity to learn in the classroom than they should be removed. I am not sure if you are familiar with IDEA, but it is a law that says the student with special needs must be placed in the least restrictive environment.