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Gary Bunch



Learning

Disability and Student Health: Impact on Inclusion


April 2011


Belonging

The Ins and Outs of Disability and Education

I have been wondering for quite some time about the often-strained relationships between school systems and parents when it comes to choosing the special education approach or the inclusive approach to disability and education.
January 2011


Learning

Transitioning to Life After Secondary School


August 2010


Learning

World-Wide Change to Inclusive Education for Learners Experiencing Disabilities

Learners experiencing disabilities and their families often have had to fight to be educated in regular education settings alongside their typical peers. Now the world is beginning to agree with them that inclusive education is the most effective and socially just education for all.
December 2009


Learning

Early Childhood Inclusive Education

Inclusive education for learners experiencing disabilities is happening all over the world. The most exciting inclusion education program I have seen is in India.
May 2009


Human Rights

Disability and Inclusive Education

A revolution is occurring in education for learners with disabilities. The old special education model, which has served us well in its time, is giving way to inclusive education. Inclusive education believes it is the right of all learners to be educated together in the regular education settings of their communities.
March 2009


Learning

Student Attitudes -- Making Friends, or Making Fun?


April 2004


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