As school leaders plan for in-person classes, remote learning or a combination of both for this school year, it will be important to incorporate inclusive practices to strengthen students' academic and social growth. Being mindful about the academic and social needs of students with disabilities in inclusive settings can help students be more engaged with learning, says Paula Kluth, a consultant who works with teachers and families on inclusive practices. It can also benefit all students by creating a supportive and connected school community.
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