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If you ever get the chance to attend one of Paula Kluth’s workshops, go! She’s a positive force in every way.
@Louise,
I would love to attend one of her workshops, and have the chance to meet her. I also read “Just Give Him the Whale” last year, and will be posting some thoughts on it in the near future.
Those two books were a great help to me better understand my own thoughts on autism and education.
I hope to one day be a special education teacher so I will read this book. I plan to not make the same mistakes that were made on me and most in my generation of autistic people or disabled people in general where inclusion is the best option.
Still, I have to be objective and realize that inclusion may NOT the best option for every disabled person, especially the most profoundly disabled. I have read convincing accounts by parents as to why their profoundly disabled child would not benefit from inclusion and since they know their child better than I do I have to trust them to make the best decision.
@Stephanie,
As you will see if (when!) you read this book, a lot of it depends on how you define “inclusion”. If all you mean is that an autistic student is placed into a general ed class room and given the “necessary supports” to fit into and succeed in a “normal” classroom, then you are absolutely right that this is not the best option for every disabled student.
(I would argue that this is not the best option for any student, but that is a whole other discussion.)
If, on the other hand, inclusion means designing the classroom and educational experience around the individual needs of all students, so that all students have the ability to learn and achieve at their own level, then I think you will see that inclusion is the way to go for all students.
I’d love to hear your thoughts after you read the book.
Good luck in your goal of being a teacher. It is important work and students of all kinds can benefit greatly from your ideas and experiences.
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