Post #2421021
2026-04-28 00:25 UTC
They used to. I'm an old one but back in my day there was special education classes with instructors trained for this thing.
Then one day they got rid of those special classes and integrated everybody into one.
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@definitemaybe@lemmy.ca 2026-04-28 04:07
Radical inclusion was well intentioned, but it was *terrible* for so many students who need reduced demands and extra supports. But radical inclusion has staying power; it lets politicians virtue signal that they're "being inclusive" while cutting costs and services. (And failing to meet their obligations to provide public education to every child.)