Why We Have Special Education Law: Legal Challenges to the IDEA

Yell, Mitchell L.; Bradley, M. Renee

doi:10.1080/09362835.2024.2301820

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Why We Have Special Education Law: Legal Challenges to the IDEA

Mitchell L. Yell,

M. Renee Bradley

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Inclusive Education, Intellectual Disabilities and the Demise of Full Inclusion

Hornby,

Kauffman

2024

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Inclusive education has developed worldwide popularity in education for learners with various disabilities but is particularly controversial for students with intellectual disabilities because of their unique needs. The foremost of these are the development of the social, vocational and life skills needed to facilitate their transition to adulthood. This article presents a discussion that focuses on theory, practice and research relevant to inclusive education for students with intellectual disabilities. It points out that the movement for full inclusion started by focusing on students with intellectual disabilities and has encountered roadblocks to further progress because of its difficulties in addressing their special needs. This is explored by considering the theory underpinning the international drivers of the full inclusion movement, the reality of the implementation of inclusion policies worldwide, and research on the effects of inclusion of students with intellectual disabilities in mainstream schools.

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Inclusive Education, Intellectual Disabilities and the Demise of Full Inclusion

Hornby,

Kauffman

2024

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Why We Have Special Education Law: Legal Challenges to the IDEA

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