Hearing On the Reauthorization of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Ac
Hearing On the Reauthorization of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Ac
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121 If you go to Spain — they have been doing inclusion for 10 years — they have large classrooms, usually about 35 students to a class- room. The government has indicated to the schools, "If you accept two children with disabilities, then you can reduce your classroom size to 22, " and they do very well. Mr. Ballenger. Is yours a church-related school? Mr. Oberti. Pardon me, sir? Mr. Ballenger. Your private school, is it church-related? Mr. Oberti. Yes, it is a Christian school. Mr. Ballenger.... A Catholic school? Mr. Oberti. Christian. Mr. Ballenger. Christian? Mr. Oberti. Yes. Ambassador Christian Academy. I think that perhaps has a bearing on the humanity of the direction they have taken and the way they have treated my son but, at the same time, I do not think that is unique to private, parochial schools. I think there are plenty of individuals in the regular classrooms, teachers that do not oppose inclusion. I think we are seeing the most resistance on the part of the administration because pretty much all of their lives they have studied and figured out that, "A child with this IQ goes to this placement; a child with this IQ stays here"; and so on and so forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
121 If you go to Spain — they have been doing inclusion for 10 years — they have large classrooms, usually about 35 students to a class- room. The government has indicated to the schools, "If you accept two children with disabilities, then you can reduce your classroom size to 22, " and they do very well. Mr. Ballenger. Is yours a church-related school? Mr. Oberti. Pardon me, sir? Mr. Ballenger. Your private school, is it church-related? Mr. Oberti. Yes, it is a Christian school. Mr. Ballenger.... A Catholic school? Mr. Oberti. Christian. Mr. Ballenger. Christian? Mr. Oberti. Yes. Ambassador Christian Academy. I think that perhaps has a bearing on the humanity of the direction they have taken and the way they have treated my son but, at the same time, I do not think that is unique to private, parochial schools. I think there are plenty of individuals in the regular classrooms, teachers that do not oppose inclusion. I think we are seeing the most resistance on the part of the administration because pretty much all of their lives they have studied and figured out that, "A child with this IQ goes to this placement; a child with this IQ stays here"; and so on and so forth.
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