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Making Inclusion Work for Kids Who Require a Modified Curriculum

Making Inclusion Work for Kids Who Require a Modified Curriculum


Published: Feb. 16, 2022Updated: Mar. 7, 2024

Some schools handle inclusion very well, but the reality is that many special education classrooms have no curriculum (they are usually either skills-based or goal-oriented), and many districts are not properly trained to provide a meaningful, standards-based modified curriculum. So, how can we make inclusion work for students who require a modified curriculum? Hear Dr. Caitlin Solone's answer in this clip.

For more on modified curriculum, you can see more highlights and watch the full conversation here.

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