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Surmounting the disability of isolation

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"Special education needs to be reconceptualised as a support to the regular education classroom, rather than as 'another place to go'". This article says mainstreaming means you are a visitor and inclusion makes you part of the family. It looks at the fundamental values of children being part of the neighbourhood school, such as overcoming isolation and loneliness, and uses the Judith Snow quote; "the only disability is having no relationships". It provides some basic guidelines on inclusive schooling and discusses the need for administrative commitment. Keywords: Education, School age

Author
Blackman, Howard
Source
The School Administrator
Publisher
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Publication Date
1 February 1992
Category
Teachers, Families, Parents, Professionals
Keywords
Education, School age
Origin
United States

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