When ‘inclusion’ means a classroom without a plan

I have a student named Miguel in my Grade 7 class this year. That is not his real name, but his story is real. No one informed me on the first day that Miguel had a learning disability. There was no assessment report, no individualized education plan (IEP), no guidance from a specialist. Only after […]...

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