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What is inclusion

  • Philosophy of inclusion
  • History of inclusion

Before 1957--Institutional Phase

  • No laws to ensure children with intellectual disabilities can accept education
  • No real classroom

Before 1957

1957--Segregation Phase

  • Auxiliary Classes Act passed
  • Provide a separate education system
  • Have special classroom

1957

1982--Integration phase

  • The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  • Same school not same classroom with typical students

1982

1985--Inclusion Phase

  • Bill 85 passed, entitled children with disabilities to be enducated in regular classrooms
  • the ACT was abolished

1985

Philosophy of inclusion

  • Bill 85 support the philosophy of inclusion
  • Inclusion is a way of thinking and acting that allows every individual to feel accepted, valued, and safe.
  • Through recoginition and support, inclusive education provides meaningful involvement and fequal access to all students.
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