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Round-Up of Inclusion Resources from The Inclusive Class

The other day someone was excited to tell me about a new online binder that housed a collection of  modified lessons for students with intellectual disabilities. Of course, I already knew about it since I had created it about 3 months prior. 

 Shortly after that, I saw a quote that I had written and it was floating around Twitter. No one seemed to know where it came from. 

 When I started this blog about 8 years ago, my intent was to share snippets of information about inclusion with other teachers. However, my idea quickly snowballed into a podcast, a Youtube channel, a Pinterest account, a book.....you get the idea. I just couldn't help myself! I'm passionate about sharing information about inclusion anywhere I can. So, in an effort to catalogue exactly what I have out there and where, I put together this list called, Round-Up of Inclusion Resources from The Inclusive Class. Enjoy and maybe you'll find something new that you haven't seen before! Let me know if I missed anything :)
Social Media:

 Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TheInclusiveClass/

 Pinterest:  https://www.pinterest.com/inclusiveclass/pins/

 Instagram: theinclusiveclass

 LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoleeredics/
Websites:

 The Inclusive Class Website:  www.theinclusiveclass.com

 Nicole Eredics:  www.nicoleeredics.com

 Resources for the Inclusive Classroom Online Binder: https://www.livebinders.com/b/116468

 Modified Lessons for Students with Disabilities:  https://www.livebinders.com/b/2522900

 Inclusion From Square One: http://inclusionfromsquareone.com

Webinars:

 Practical Strategies to Modify Your Curriculum

Online Course:

 Why Inclusion Works in an Educational Setting

Video:  

 YouTube Channel:  http://bit.ly/2ZZft73

 Inclusion Collaborative Presentation:  https://youtu.be/AZmJ4ruzTuo

Audio:

 The Inclusive Class Podcast:  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/the-inclusive-class

Print Media:

 Inclusion in Action: Practical Strategies to Modify Your Curriculum (2018, Paul H Brookes Publishing)

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