1.4 (1K4C): Understanding of the purposes and goals of education and instruction for all students.

Facilitator Supplement

Worksheets in this Unit

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Lesson 3R

• Education for All

Facilitated Activity

Activities included in this section are only those activities that will be led by the facilitator. Other activities can be found in the lessons.

There are no additional facilitated activities for this unit.

Discussion Ideas

Use these topics from the Education for All worksheet to facilitate a discussion with your learning group.

• It costs more to educate some students. Is this fair? Should schools charge parents of students with disabilities extra to educate their son or daughter?
• What are some reasons it is important that a child attend a school in their own neighborhood?
• How do we decide what is an appropriate education for a child with disabilities?
• "Education for All" encourages all student's participation in extra curricular activities such as pep club, sports, science club, school plays, etc. Discuss the benefits and challenges of this requirement.
• What type of information might a school document to show that a student needs a specialized type of instructional program?
• Do these requirements suggest that schools should change the way they provide instruction so that students with disabilities can remain in regular classrooms?

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