The Battle for Educational Inclusion in Britain

This was an interesting read.

My own opinion about inclusion is that it always has to benefit the disabled person.

It really makes me sick when people or institutions brag about their inclusion programs, when really-it is just something that they do to make themselves feel good.

The more higher functioning cognitively the disabled person is-the more inclusion opportunities they will have.

That doesn't mean that more severely disabled people should not be 'included', but I think parents and family members always have to be realistic about the extent to which that is feasible-and how much the disabled person is getting out of it.