THE BOOK
ON INCLUSIVE
EDUCATION
Children with special needs are now part of the regular classroom. Teachers seeking success with inclusion will find help and inspiration here.
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is the core of it all.
contains more than 100 interviews with teachers who have experienced success including special needs children in their classrooms.
provides original material and reprints from important books about inclusion.
is where you can ask a question, make a comment, or contribute information about your own success with inclusion.
If you choose to read the HANDBOOK, page by page or by topic, you will find links to relevant FIELD NOTES items and RESOURCES on those pages.
HANDBOOK
- YOU ARE NOT ALONE: Elementary level || Secondary level
Support for the teacher can come from the community, the school, the students.- GETTING ORGANIZED: Elementary level || Secondary level
Preparing yourself and your classroom to include the child with special needs.- IN THE CLASSROOM: Elementary level || Secondary level
Learning strategies, student evaluation, teaching social skills.
FIELD NOTES
- These verbatim interviews with teachers, administrators and students have been arranged in four lists:
- Elementary
- Middle Grades
- Secondary
- All levels
The lists provide the topics covered in the interview and the source of the interview. Click on the button to go to the interview.
RESOURCES
- Resource material at this site.
- Bibliography
- Newsgroups and other sites on the World Wide Web that deal with inclusion.
FEEDBACK
- Discussion area
- Share your opinions, experiences and concerns by joining our inclusion listserve.
- You do not have to be a member to submit a question.
- See our list of Panel experts who consult with our list membership.
- Parents and students are welcome too!
A few words from the producers of the Inclusion Website This service is partly funded in partnership with SchoolNet, an Industry Canada initiative. 
The financial support of the following organizations is gratefully acknowledged:
- Alberta Association for Community Living
- Clifford E. Lee Foundation
- Disabled Persons Participation Program
- Tohaventa Holdings Inc.
- Sutherland Productions
Last updated: September 29, 1997
Copyright 1997 Tohaventa Holdings & Sutherland Productions
