1. Inclusion classroom
By: Chicketta Smith

2. Inclusion up close It’s all about us Learning to live together
Foster the community
Its not just for students with disabilities
Change

3. Inclusion looks like this……
2 teachers are present (the general ed and sped teacher)
Students consist of all students
Hard to tell students that have iep’s from those that don’t
Video

4. Pros Inclusion has resulted in greater communication skills,
greater social competence, and greater developmental skills for all special education
students who have been a part of the inclusive setting (Savich, C. ,2008).

5. Con’s Not enough individualized Time for all the students
Not a good fit for all students
Too much stimuli in a regular classroom

6. Benefits of inclusion for teachers
Helps prepare the students for life after they graduate
Allows students to learn to accept people that may be different
Allows teachers to grow by using new teaching strategies
Students learn from each other

7. Strategies for inclusion
Clear and precise
Drill and practice tutoring
Consistence daily routines
Visual instructuctions

8. Strategy #1
Clear instructions

9. Strategy #2
Drill and practice tutoring

10. Strategy #3
Consistant daily routines

11. Strategy #4

12. references
Savich, C. (2008). Inclusion: The Pros and Cons--A Critical Review.Online Submission,