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All of these images are interrelated to me because they show people with disabilities in

various learning environments. The first one shows people with disabilities interacting with each

other. The second gives a sense of inclusion to me, which is kind of what my issue is all about.

The third picture shows a learning environment, once again, in which a boy with down syndrome

is learning in the classroom with general education students. My issue touches on inclusion, so

all of these pictures interrelate in that way, as well.