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Early Childhood Inclusion
by
Recchia, Susan L
, Lee, Yoon-Joo
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Children & youth
/ Classrooms
/ Early childhood education
/ Hands
/ Principles
/ Special Needs Students
/ Teacher Educators
/ Teachers
/ Teaching Methods
/ Young Children
2016
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Early Childhood Inclusion
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Recchia, Susan L
, Lee, Yoon-Joo
in
Children & youth
/ Classrooms
/ Early childhood education
/ Hands
/ Principles
/ Special Needs Students
/ Teacher Educators
/ Teachers
/ Teaching Methods
/ Young Children
2016
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Early Childhood Inclusion
2016
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Overview
Early childhood teachers, who work hard to fully include children with special needs in their classrooms, often find it challenging to create inclusive classroom communities in which children with different abilities share activities in socially meaningful ways. In their joint position statement on inclusion, the Division for Early Childhood (DEC) of the Council for Exceptional Children and the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) (2009) encourage this holistic approach. [...]other children can better see what children who are less talkative have to offer.
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National Association for the Education of Young Children
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