Preparing General Academic Teachers to Be Effective in Special Education Inclusion Classes: What Works, What Doesn’t?

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English - August 01, 2022 06:49 - 12 minutes - ★★★★★ - 19 ratings
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Assigning general academic teachers to special education inclusion classes is now a well-established practice. Some receive training and certification, some don’t. What are the implications for students and teachers? In practice, what works and what doesn’t?

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Danielle “Dani” Foster lives in St. Louis with her daughter and son. She has been teaching for 14 years and in that time she’s taught ECE, 4th and 3rd grade. When she’s not teaching she loves being active outdoors, reading and watching movies.