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The Inclusion of Students with Special Needs in NSW: Strategies for Effective Implementation
This paper outlines the arguments for full inclusion of students with disabilities.
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Not just 'Business as Usual'
The National Home of Your Own Alliance was formed to pursue new initiatives in home ownership for people with disabilities in the USA. Collaboration is identified as the key to the program's success, with the Alliance working with coalitions in 13 states.
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Changing Lives, Yes We Can!
Mary Kealy has just retired as CEO of Brothers of Charity, Clare, in the West of Ireland. During the past ten years she led a radical change in how support is provided to people.
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Families Getting NDIS Ready
This workshop is designed to facilitate thinking and discussion about how the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) could best work for your family member.
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Kids Belong Together
This video is a celebration of friendship and joy, showing the inclusion of students with disabilities in regular primary and junior high schools, with each school becoming a community where every child feels he or she belongs.
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Family business vs school business
This resource has been created to help families think through what a good right relationship might look like when working with their child's school around an inclusive education. It clearly outline who might be responsible for what so everyone understand their roles.
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Education Propaganda Directory 2014
Pro. pa. gan. da: ideas or statements that are often false or exaggerated and that are spread in order to help a cause, a political leader, a government etc. (Meriam.
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Confronting the naysayers
In responding to parents who have chosen a segregated path for their children with disabilities, it is vital that families are always respectful, but they must keep the focus on inclusion.
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Blending Best Practices for Your Children: Inclusive Early Childhood Programs
The authors suggest that Early Childhood special education, Developmentally Appropriate Practices guidelines and Multicultural education should be blended to support and nurture young children and their families in Inclusive Early Childhood programs.
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One Community's Efforts to Promote Child Care
This article outlines the formation, development and work of the Early Childhood Inclusion Network in Onondaga County, New York. A key factor in the successful implementation of inclusive practice was identified as the need to build up trust and respect between childcare staff and special educators.
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