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Prof. Sapon Shevin emphasises that good teaching practice for special education is good teaching for all students. She stresses the importance of establishing a sense of community in the classroom and of utilising peers rather than over-dependence on aides. She also stresses the value of co-operative learning and offers some great practical examples of curriculum modification which show the importance of using a flexible approach and making use of everyday opportunities within the classroom. Also included is a checklist of supports that need to be in place for successful inclusion.

Author
Sapon Shevin, Mara
Source
Transcript of Presentation to "Exploring Inclusive Education" conference 20.7.95 - CSU-Mitchell
Publisher
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Publication Date
20 July 1995
Category
Teachers, Families, Professionals
Keywords
Education, Inclusion, Professionals, School age
Origin
Australia

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