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Jan 31, 2018
I am in college studying special education. I am most interested in potentially being an inclusion teacher where I would go into other classrooms and work with the students who have IEP's. I wouldn't have my own classroom, but I would have an office and would travel to different classes. I have observed in many special education settings but I haven't really gotten to observe an inclusion teacher. Does anyone have any experience with this type of career in the special ed field? If so, what is it like for you? It seems that there are a lot of openings for resource teachers and not a lot of openings for inclusion teachers, so if you are an inclusion teacher, did you have difficulty finding that placement?
Thanks!
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