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Saturday, May 31, 2003
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"Their argument runs against the current tide that promotes full inclusion of students, regardless of handicap or behavior. But the authors point out that time demands on teachers, lack of support personnel and the severity of a child's disability may "preclude the effective education of some students in regular schools and classrooms."
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According to the authors, "overenthusiasm" a century ago for
excluding disabled or disturbed children from the mainstream
produced vile consequences.  But the latest trend to only place
children with special needs in regular schools and classes has
the "potential for creating an equal tyranny." "


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Walker Arts Center in Minneapolis. Home page design which is WAY to clever (artsy?).
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