This document discusses the benefits of accommodation and inclusion for students with disabilities. It argues that accommodation helps close the gap between feelings of not being able to achieve goals and allows students with disabilities to have similar learning experiences to their peers. This promotes social, academic, and emotional benefits. Socially, accommodation facilitates friendship formation and teaches social skills. Academically, it leads to higher expectations and opportunities for success when teachers use strategies to support students. Overall, accommodation creates an inclusive environment where all students are welcomed and appreciated regardless of ability.
This document discusses the benefits of accommodation and inclusion for students with disabilities. It argues that accommodation helps close the gap between feelings of not being able to achieve goals and allows students with disabilities to have similar learning experiences to their peers. This promotes social, academic, and emotional benefits. Socially, accommodation facilitates friendship formation and teaches social skills. Academically, it leads to higher expectations and opportunities for success when teachers use strategies to support students. Overall, accommodation creates an inclusive environment where all students are welcomed and appreciated regardless of ability.
This document discusses the benefits of accommodation and inclusion for students with disabilities. It argues that accommodation helps close the gap between feelings of not being able to achieve goals and allows students with disabilities to have similar learning experiences to their peers. This promotes social, academic, and emotional benefits. Socially, accommodation facilitates friendship formation and teaches social skills. Academically, it leads to higher expectations and opportunities for success when teachers use strategies to support students. Overall, accommodation creates an inclusive environment where all students are welcomed and appreciated regardless of ability.
This document discusses the benefits of accommodation and inclusion for students with disabilities. It argues that accommodation helps close the gap between feelings of not being able to achieve goals and allows students with disabilities to have similar learning experiences to their peers. This promotes social, academic, and emotional benefits. Socially, accommodation facilitates friendship formation and teaches social skills. Academically, it leads to higher expectations and opportunities for success when teachers use strategies to support students. Overall, accommodation creates an inclusive environment where all students are welcomed and appreciated regardless of ability.
ictoria Ramire! Fre"no Pacific #ni$er"it% & The feeling one get" 'hen the% are not e()ected to achie$e a goal or "ucceed at a certain "*ill or ta"* can +e a daunting one, It-" a feeling that can hinder a dream or e$en cru"h a "oul, No one e$er 'ant" to +e e(cluded. left +ehind and/or gi$en u) on, No one 'ant" to +e made to feel that the% are com)letel% different from their )eer". "o different that the% are not gi$en the "ame o))ortunitie". choice" or e()ectation", No one 'ant" to feel thi" 'a% and that i" e(actl% 'h% accommodation or modification )roduce" great +enefit"0 it clo"e" the ga) +et'een the"e feeling", It allo'" children to ha$e the "ame or at lea"t a $er% "imilar learning e()erience regardle"" of their a+ilitie" or di"a+ilitie" and the +enefit" are numerou" not onl% for children 'ith di"a+ilitie" +ut for children 'ithout di"a+ilitie". a" 'ell, Accommodation )ro$ide" man% "ocial ad$antage" for di"a+led children, Thi" form of inclu"ion allo'" children 'ith di"a+ilitie" to +e "ociall% integrated 'ith children 'ithout di"a+ilitie". o)ening u) man% o))ortunitie" for ne' friend"hi)" to +e de$elo)ed, Thi" i" one of the great +enefit" of accommodation +ecau"e it o)en" u) the door to relation"hi)" and friend"hi)" that other'i"e could not +e formed, Al"o )eer" can act a" role model" for children 'ith di"a+ilitie". e(hi+iting and )re"enting "ocial "*ill" that can hel) them throughout life, Therefore the"e relation"hi)" and "ocial interaction" are "ignificant e()erience" that 'ill not onl% +enefit children 'ith di"a+ilitie" during their "chool career" +ut could al"o hel) them gro' u) into "ociall% e1ui))ed adult", The"e "ocial interaction" are not onl% +eneficial for children 'ith di"a+ilitie" +ut the% are al"o great e()erience" for non2di"a+led children. a" 'ell, 3hen the cla""room i" filled 'ith a di$er"e "tudent )o)ulation children learn to a))reciate difference" and "imilaritie", Therefore. inclu"ion hel)" clo"e that ga) +et'een 4")ecial5 need" and normalit% and )roduce" a unit% among"t "tudent". in 'hich e$er%one i" included and a))reciated regardle"" of a+ilit% and/or 3 di"a+ilit%, Non2di"a+led "tudent" that e()erience inclu"ion e()erience di$er"it% and thi" hel)" them learn a re")ect for all indi$idual". 'hich i" an im)ortant life le""on "ince our "ociet% i" made u) of "uch a di$er"e grou) of indi$idual", 6tudent" 'ith di"a+ilitie" al"o +enefit academicall% in a learning en$ironment that incor)orate" accommodation and modification into the curriculum, Thi" i" )ro+a+l% the mo"t a"tounding +enefit of accommodation +ecau"e one ma% a""ume that children 'ith di"a+ilitie" 'ould fall +ehind greatl% 'hen integrated 'ith non2di"a+led children, 7ut actuall%. in a 'ell2 de"igned inclu"ion en$ironment teacher" u"e accommodation "trategie" in order to hel) children 'ith di"a+ilitie" "ucceed academicall% 8Perle". &9:&;, Therefore. the"e "tudent" e()erience higher e()ectation" and greater o))ortunitie" for "ucce"", In addition to the higher e()ectation" and the greater learning o))ortunitie" gi$en to children e()eriencing accommodation. the"e children 'ith di"a+ilitie" are al"o e()o"ed to a greater amount of )eer learning e()erience". 'hich allo'" them to interact 'ith their non2di"a+led cla""mate" that could )o""i+l% +e academic role model", 6tudent" 'ithout di"a+ilitie" ma% al"o +enefit academicall% from an inclu"i$e learning en$ironment +ecau"e it encourage" the ma"ter% of "*ill" and acti$itie" +% )racticing and teaching other". therefore )ro$iding them 'ith greater o))ortunitie" to )artici)ate in )eer teaching and learning e()erience", 6ome other +enefit" that children 'ith di"a+ilitie" ma% e()erience from inclu"ion include the follo'ing: increa"ed achie$ement" of IEP goal". increa"ed "*ill ac1ui"ition and generali!ation. increa"ed )arent )artici)ation and an increa"e in "chool and "taff colla+oration", All of the"e +enefit" are "ignificant to a child-" learning e()erience. ho'e$er I +elie$e the mo"t < im)ortant +enefit of accommodation i" that it create" an inclu"i$e en$ironment that 'elcome" and a))reciate" indi$idualit%. gi$ing each child an e1ual o))ortunit% for "ucce"", = Re"ource" Perle". >, 8&9:&;, Inclu"ion for ")ecial education: ad$antage" and +enefit", Bright Hub Education. Retrie$ed from htt)://''',+righthu+education,com/")ecial2ed2inclu"ion2 "trategie"/??:&@2ad$antage"2and2+enefit"2of2inclu"ion/