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The Intersection of Culturally Responsive Teaching and Inclusive Education

Melissa Winchell’s guest post advocates for the integration of culturally responsive teaching and inclusive education in classrooms to better represent and understand disabled identities, teach about disabilities as socially constructed, and work with students to dismantle ableism, thereby transforming classrooms into genuinely inclusive spaces.

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Why Person-First Language Doesnโ€™t Always Put the Person First

By Emily Ladau I vividly remember the first time I learned about person-first language (PFL). I was listening to a professor of special education speak to a group of students on disability โ€œetiquette.โ€ He handed out a sheet with rules on how to address or refer to a person if they had a disability. While

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5 Videos That Will Change Your Mind About Inclusive Education

Discover how inclusive education can work wonders for students with disabilities through these five videos. Witness the power of commitment, differentiated instruction, and augmentative and alternative communication in fostering an inclusive classroom community that benefits all students. Watch the videos now and see for yourself how inclusion can transform lives.

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