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Larry Maheady's avatar

Good questions.....I have always been concerned that many common general education practices (e.g., hand raising as primary means of assessing understanding, routine use of homework, "independent" seatwork) may actually be widening the achievement gap in our inclusion classes...... Interesting how it is so difficult to disseminated evidence-based practices, yet ineffective approaches seem to spread with ease.....

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NELSON, CHARLES's avatar

Well said, John. Let’s not forget that the second term in FAPE is APPROPRIATE.

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