The rush to mainstream disabled students into the general student body is alienating teachers and driving some of the best from the profession. It has become a little-noticed but key factor behind teacher turnover, which experts say largely accounts for a shortage of qualified teachers in the U.S.
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Mainstreaming Disabled students
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Re: Mainstreaming Disabled students
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Anonymous
on Wed 09 Apr 2008 06:43 AM EDT | Permanent Link
i think that as many people with disabilities as posible should be put into mainstream education. If a student with a disability can cope in mainstream then they should be given a chance.
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