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Oct 13, 2007
I would like to know the real function of special
education teachers. Our school is "inclusion" but I only
see teachers sitting with their assigned student with
little interaction with the class as a whole.
I'm just curious as to how inclusion should be. The way I
see it is that they really don't have too much to do until
it's time for IEP review.
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On 10/13/07, JustRead wrote:
ike to know the real function of special
> education teachers. Our school is "inclusion" but I only
> see teachers sitting with their assigned student with
> little interaction with the class as a whole.
> I'm just curious as to how inclusion should be. The ...See More