Inclusion: The Considerations and Rights of Placing Special Education Students in Regular Education Classrooms

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Inclusion: The Considerations and Rights of Placing Special Education Students in Regular Education Classrooms

This 1990 report discusses the considerations and rights of inclusion, the process of obtaining inclusion for a disabled child, the appeal process, and the issues arising from inclusion for particular disabilities.

Jan 12, 1990

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