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We found these amazing resources in the California Map to Inclusion newsletter. You can read the entire issue here. Infants and toddlers can benefit from inclusion in childcare settings right
We found these amazing resources in the California Map to Inclusion newsletter. You can read the entire issue here. Infants and toddlers can benefit from inclusion in childcare settings right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0xdaCEqrU0 Want to learn more? Here are some helpful links. Click here for an Understood.org article on accommodations and modifications. Click here for OSEP Ideas that Works Accommodations Manual. Click here for a
This February 11th CPIR webinar focuses on NCEO’s new (and quite amazing!) resource, the Participation Communications Toolkit. You’ll love the toolkit; it’s designed for stakeholders of all stripes to use in discussing
Here are some ideas from Hanover Research As students began returning to the classroom last fall, districts across the country experienced a sharp rise in behavioral problems—including violence. In fact,
ADR can help when disagreements arise within the IEP team that just do not seem to be getting resolved. ADR is here to help find a solution that works for
http://www.thinkinclusive.us Educating students with and without disabilities together is strongly preferred under IDEA, and this is what we are referring to when we talk about inclusion in the following articles.
SF Loves Learning invites you to explore new segments in our deck celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. You can also explore our new deck with countless videos on The Needs of Plants and
What can you do if you feel you and your school do not agree in the IEP meeting or if you feel like the IEP is not being followed? Talk
This is a list of resources shared at our recent CAC meeting on Math Interventions for students with special learning needs in SFUSD. Our presentation was from the SFUSD Math
These kids’ books feature main and secondary characters with disabilities that may or may not be central to the plot. By Caroline Bologna at HUFFPOST, 02/03/2021 It’s important for children
San Francisco Unified School District uses restorative practices in all schools. WHAT ARE RESTORATIVE PRACTICES? Restorative Practices are based on principles and processes that emphasize the importance of positive relationships
Supporting Inclusive Practices is funded by CA Department of Education. Their purpose is to increase the inclusion of students with disabilities in public education classrooms, for the benefit of all
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