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Examples of Modified Assignments
Practical ways to adjust curriculum and instructional practices so students can participate meaningfully.
View resourcePractical inclusive education
Giving teachers the tools to create inclusive, successful classrooms for all.
Inclusion is not one big overhaul. It is a series of practical, intentional decisions that help every student access, participate in, and grow through classroom learning.
K–12 educators Coaches & leaders Parents & advocates
The Inclusion in Action Framework
Three connected pillars. One practical pathway.
Access gets students to the learning. Participation gets students into the learning. Support keeps students growing. They work continuously, not as a rigid checklist.
Access asks
Can this student get to the learning?
Plan for learner variability through accessible materials, clear pathways, practical accommodations, and smart use of technology.
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Start with the strategy your classroom needs right now.
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Make Choice a Meaningful Part of the Lesson
Build authentic options for learners to engage, communicate, and show what they know.
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Scaffolds That Build Independence
Use the right support at the right time, then plan how students will do more for themselves.
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Know exactly what to change and how.
Use the Is It Inclusion? checklist to audit your classroom practices and pinpoint the next change that will make a genuine difference for your students.
- Assess physical access, curriculum participation, belonging, and support.
- Turn reflection into a clear, manageable action list.
Your learning ecosystem
Deepen Your Understanding
Follow the framework from a first practical strategy to deeper learning, implementation support, and schoolwide change.
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Practical Teaching Strategies for the Inclusive Classroom
Build, organize, and run an inclusive classroom with straightforward instruction, real examples, and a clear sequence of next steps.
Meet your guideNicole Eredics
Meet Nicole
Practical guidance from someone who understands real classrooms.
Nicole Eredics is an educator, consultant, presenter, author, and professional learning facilitator who helps schools make inclusion work in practice, not just in theory.
Her work brings clarity to the daily decisions teachers, coaches, and leaders make as they create classrooms where every learner belongs, participates, and succeeds.
“Inclusion becomes possible when every educator can see the next decision they can make for a learner.”
For schools and districts
Move from a shared vision to shared practice.
Use the Inclusion in Action Framework to build a consistent language and a practical, sustainable plan for inclusive education across your school community.
Professional learning
Practical, relevant workshops that turn research into next-day classroom practice.
Learn moreCoaching & consulting
Focused support for teams building sustainable, schoolwide inclusive practices.
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Clear, encouraging sessions that move audiences from awareness to confident action.
Learn moreReady to create a more inclusive path forward?Start a conversation about professional learning, coaching, or speaking.
Plan a conversation The Inclusive Class Podcast
Listen to what inclusion looks like in real life.
Conversations with educators who share exactly what they are doing in classrooms, covering co-teaching, sensory supports, curriculum modifications, and more.
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