I f y ou have seen or worked in an inclusive classroom, you will know inclusion makes a difference to everyone in the classroom. For people who aren't familiar with inclusion, they may be surprised to learn the numerous academic, social and physical benefits to inclusive education. These benefits have been proven through years of research. If you would like to know what the research says, here is a helpful list of reputable websites that have complied years of studies supporting inclusive education. 1. The National Catholic Board on Full Inclusion has put together an extensive list of research on the benefits of inclusion for all students particularly students with Intellectual Disabilities. At last glance, there were over 40 studies listed. Each study is linked to a source with a full description and more information. 2. The Maryland Coalition for Inclusive Education has a document called, Inclusion Works ! In it, the MCIE has outlined why ...
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