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Is Inclusion Working At One Middle School In Iowa?, Brett Alan Fischels
Is Inclusion Working At One Middle School In Iowa?, Brett Alan Fischels
Graduate Research Papers
This study investigated how the inclusive special education program was operating at Thompson Middle School in Southeast Iowa. Three conclusions were found. First, a majority of the teachers interviewed felt inclusive education was having a positive impact on all students. Second, most of interviewees felt the administrators needed to provide more resources to insure success. Finally, the more years teaching experience an educator possessed, the less they viewed inclusive education as having a positive impact. Recommendations are made to address these conclusions.
Literature Response Journals And Students Entitled To Special Education Services, Andrea J. Safina
Literature Response Journals And Students Entitled To Special Education Services, Andrea J. Safina
Graduate Research Papers
This article examined the types of responses students entitled to level 1 and level 2 special education services made in their journals when responding to books read aloud by a special education teacher. The books chosen to be read aloud were from different genres and about varying topics. The responses were also examined to see if the genre read had any impact on the students' responses.
The responses made by the students fell into eight categories and genre did not affect the response pattern when students were responding to books read aloud by the teacher. The students still made more …