Reviews
Elizabeth Keefe, Professor Emerita at University of New Mexico - January 22, 2019
“Finally, a resource for educators and families that provides whole class examples and useful resources for inclusive education across all content areas in elementary schools. A much-needed support for anyone who believes all students belong!”
Patti Ralabate, author and UDL implementation specialist - January 18, 2019
“Using an authentic student and classroom perspective, Picture Inclusion! maintains high expectations for all learners and offers actual models and examples that educators can immediately apply. Anyone interested in creating an inclusive learning environment will find plenty of practical ideas and resources.”
Nicole Eredics, author of Inclusion in Action: Practical Strategies to Modify Your Curriculum - January 15, 2019
“This comprehensive resource is a must-have for educators looking to effectively teach in today's inclusive classrooms!”
Kathie Snow, author, Disability is Natural: Revolutionary Common Sense for Raising Successful Children with Disabilities - January 11, 2019
“Picture Inclusion! can generate giant steps toward inclusive classrooms for all. The ‘snapshots’ are incredibly helpful and the downloads offered provide powerful tools. With great caring, the authors gently debunk long-held myths and clearly demonstrate how and why inclusive education benefits not only students, but teachers, too. And who doesn't want to be a better teacher?”
Belva Collins, Professor Emeritus at University of North Carolina at Charlotte - December 13, 2018
“The authors of this book provide valuable information on how to include every single student (without or without a disability) in an inclusive classroom environment. This book is a true treasure for teachers who want to be inclusive but do not know how. Included are realistic examples of diverse classrooms with templates on how to identify supports for all students, provide flexible grouping, and write standards-based lesson with differentiated instruction across the curriculum.”
Cheryl Jorgensen, inclusive education consultant & author of It’s More Than “Just Being In:” Creating Authentic Inclusion for Students with Complex Support Needs - December 12, 2018
“Will undoubtedly provide readers with a clear picture of what authentic inclusion looks like. I'll be recommending this book to all the schools with whom I work!”