HOW CAN YOU BE A ROLE MODEL FOR INCLUSIVE TEACHING AT A TIME WHEN THE INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN THE GENERAL EDUCATION CLASSROOM IS MET WITH RESISTANCE, DISCRIMINATION, AND RELUCTANCE FROM PARENTS, SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONS, AND THE PUBLIC?
We all understand that teachers' responsibility
is to spread knowledge to their students, to support kids' learning. But they have additional responsibilities besides only teaching their students. I ought to assist in removing obstacles and fostering an inclusive culture for all students, regardless of their ability, by serving as an example of inclusive teaching. We can become role models by encouraging good connections with families, school authorities, and the general public. The best way to assist children with special needs is to routinely update parents on their child's progress and involve them in decision-making.
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