Carolyn Williams
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Special education
Q:
Should students with learning disabilities be included in the regular classroom
> 60 days ago
Answers (2)
Hi Carolyn,
This is a tough question, but I feel that it depends on the type of learning disability and the individual situation.
I've included some links below to information on the subject that may help you come to your own conclusion.
Hope this helps!
This is a tough question, but I feel that it depends on the type of learning disability and the individual situation.
I've included some links below to information on the subject that may help you come to your own conclusion.
Hope this helps!
Resources:
> 60 days ago
Students with learning disabilities shouldn't be included in a regular classroom because for 1. If the student is having a difficult time with learning why place him/her in a regular class where it may be difficult for him/her to learn? 2. You also have to think of how the student/students will feel if another child starts to pick on the student/students who have the learning disability. Also the student/students will feel uncomfortable and it may cause the student/students to get even further behind.
> 60 days ago
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