Inside the Classroom: Inclusive Education forum
In this first segment of the three-part series, Inside the Classroom, teachers discuss the issues they face from trying to teach children of varying learning capabilities in a single classroom — but without the proper resources in place to support it.
30 teachers from across N.L. say inclusive education model not properly resourced
It's something that has never happened before in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Thirty teachers, principals, and school counsellors from across the province gathered in the CBC St. John's television studio for a special forum on education — where they spoke candidly about the day-to-day struggles they are facing at their schools.
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Inside the Classroom is a three-part series hosted by Ramona Dearing.
Lack of resources
In this first segment, the teachers talk about inclusive education.
They say they all want students with varying learning capabilities to be placed in the same classroom — but the proper supports need to be in place for all of the kids to succeed.
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