Kids Talk about Inclusive Classrooms. Creating Inclusive Educational Communities: A Monograph Series, Number 3

Kids Talk about Inclusive Classrooms. Creating Inclusive Educational Communities: A Monograph Series, Number 3

This monograph is a compilation of comments written by elementary level classmates of students with severe disabilities, produced as part of Maine's statewide project for inclusive schools, Project LEARNS (Local Education for All in Regular Neighborhood Schools). The comments are grouped into s...

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Attitude Change
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Friendship
Mainstreaming
Peer Acceptance
Peer Relationship
Severe Disabilities
Social Integration
Student Attitudes
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Friendship
Mainstreaming
Peer Acceptance
Peer Relationship
Severe Disabilities
Social Integration
Student Attitudes
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