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The inclusion charter
The Inclusion Charter was one of the first initiatives in the UK to place inclusion on a human rights platform, instigating a national movement. United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child includes disabled children's right to be educated in the mainstream.
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Inclusion is a quality issue
Details features of quality programs and argues that all children belong equally in the child care program and each child should have a sense of belonging and have genuine opportunities to contribute and be part of the group.
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Including young children with special needs
Sets out the framework for effective inclusion, including that the program, not children, have to be ready for inclusion. A case study illustrates these principles.
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Benefits of inclusive preschools for children with and without disabilities
A short article listing the benefits of inclusive preschools for all children, their families and communities.
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Inclusion is a human right
A simple chart outlining the benefits of inclusion under the headings of inclusion as a human right, as good education and as good sense.
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An inclusion information guide
Inclusion is the process of increasing participation of students in, and reducing their exclusion from, the cultures, curricula and communities of local schools. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of inclusion issues.
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