When children learn together, they grow up understanding and respecting one another. This creates neighbourhoods, workplaces, and communities where everyone feels welcome and valued.
Learn more on community connections and partnerships: www.sourceforinclusiveeducat...
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Inclusive education benefits every student.
This #InclusiveEducationMonth, we’re celebrating the many positive outcomes of inclusive classrooms for every student.
Learn how to bring these benefits to your gym class by exploring our disability-centered movement resource: bit.ly/OpheaDisabil...
Inclusion benefits all students – with or without disabilities. Find practical advice for professionals, parents, and peers on how to foster inclusion in the classroom in our free guide: buff.ly/rSJpoNI
#InclusionMatters #InclusiveEducationMonth #InclusiveEducation #Educator
What has been the biggest challenge for your child when it comes to being included in the classroom? Answer in the Comments!
What has been the biggest challenge for your child when it comes to being included in the classroom? Please share your answer in the comments!
#InclusionMatters #InclusiveEducationMonth #InclusiveEducation
In recognition of #InclusiveEducationMonth, we’re sharing our education guidebook.
A resource to help families and supporters understand student rights, school policies, and advocacy for students with disabilities and neurodiverse learners in Ontario. bit.ly/Special-Education-Guide
Families play an important role in inclusive education. Parents should feel free to ask questions, share your child’s needs, and work with the school to make sure the right supports are in place.
Explore resources here: www.sourceforinclusiveeducat...
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Sharing again for #InclusiveEducationMonth
".. it is essential to clarify that EAs themselves are not the support; rather, they can be supportive agents within the educational framework (Bennett et al., 2021; Gibson et al., 2015)"
#OntEd #autism #neurodiversity
Every February, people across Canada recognize #InclusiveEducationMonth. It's a time to reflect on the many ways we can do more to support every child’s learning in our schools. Learn more about inclusive education in the province: www.gov.nl.ca/education/k1...
Image is a screen capture of a post on Ontario Parents for Education Support's Facebook page Text reads "Inclusion without adequate support is not inclusion - it’s neglect! Our co-founder spoke at the Finance Committee’s pre-budget consultation on behalf of disability families across Ontario. Right now, too many students are being denied the staffing, mental health supports, and resources they need to access their education in a meaningful and dignified way. This is not a failure of the educators. It is not a failure of school boards. It is the result of systemic, chronic underfunding by the Ontario provincial government. Families are not asking for unreasonable accommodations. We are asking for the supports required so our kids are provided their basic human right of education. Our asks are clear: 1. Increased investment in special education supports - including Educational Assistants and specialized classes 2. Funding that allows for smaller class sizes and safe, sustainable staff-to-student ratios 3. Dedicated, stable funding for mental heath supports for all students The question is not whether we can afford to act. It’s whether we can afford not to. Because inclusion without the conditions that make it work is not inclusion at all - it’s neglect."
It's #InclusiveEducationMonth
Yet I'm seeing posts about how there needs to be more specialized classrooms🤔
Yes we need more funding
Yes we need smaller class sizes
Yes we need more staff
Segregation? No
#OntEd #autism #inclusion @clontario.bsky.social @inclusioncanada.bsky.social
@clontario.bsky.social Council members Niko and Dzidra share a message for #InclusiveEducationMonth
Explore resources: communitylivingontario.ca/inclusive-education-resources
www.inclusioncanada.ca/our-work/inc... @inclusioncanada.bsky.social
Teachers can help create classrooms where every student feels welcome. Inclusive education means planning lessons so all students are able to take part and learn in their own way.
Learn more about inclusive teaching here: www.sourceforinclusiveeducat...
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This #InclusiveEducationMonth, we’re sharing Ophea’s Disability-Centred Movement resource which supports educators with practical strategies to create accessible, meaningful movement experiences for #EveryStudent.
Learn more at bit.ly/OpheaDisabilityCentredMovement
Illustration of Inclusive Education Month in February. A clock, two students—one in a wheelchair raising a hand, and a noticeboard create a welcoming classroom vibe. Balance SSCS logo is in bottom left corner
February is #InclusiveEducationMonth in Canada
Research shows all students learn better in inclusive classrooms. An inclusive education system teaches students the benefits of diversity, cooperation & consideration of others
#HamOnt #OntEd #autism #neurodiversity #inclusion
#InclusiveEducationMonth is about learning, leading, and creating spaces where everyone belongs.
This February, check out Re:Action4Inclusion’s Youth Leadership Workshops - designed for youth ages 14-29.
🔗 Register here: form.jotform.com/26013425325...
Did you know that we have an Education Hub filled with shareable, printable resources and quick guides that include practical tips and suggestions to help support students as they learn together in the school community? buff.ly/rSJpoNI
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