I think it depends on the child. If a kid can be in a class with other kids and not either totally disrupt them or keep them from learning, then inclusion is fine and they will improve their social skills and probably find good role models.
If the kid is violent, a constant disruption, etc., than they are messing with the education of all the rest of the kids in the class. In this case, they need to be removed from the regular class.
Advantages are that the student is with peers depending on the severity of the handicap they could do very well with the in class support provided. Disadvantage could be that the in class support does not support and the child flounders or fails. In special education it all depends on the person in the room, the classroom teacher and the way the program is set up. best of luck
challenges of special need education program in Kenya
Integrated program
challenges of special need education program in Kenya
Special education teachers have a degree in education and a regular teaching credential and then get class work done in special education and a credential in special education.
There are many accredited colleges and universities that offer special education programs. If you want to maximize your special education knowledge base it is best that you pursue a high level degree. Such as a masters in special education.
A website called 'ECPS' offers a special education program, the program concerns the education of students with exceptionalities such as students with visual impairments and development disabilities.
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Check out eLearners, they have a lot of information about special education programs. What would be a good special education school to put my daughter in? She would love to work with animals. But she wants to major in this field.
Virginia Buysse has written: 'Smart Start and Quality Inclusive Child Care in North Carolina' -- subject(s): Children with disabilities, Day care centers, Early childhood education, Evaluation, Inclusive education, Services for, Smart Start Program (N.C.), Statistics
Dises is a type of program. Dises is also known as Division of International Special Education Services.