Can students with disabilities participate in regular classroom?

[41Thitiwad049]

I strongly agree that they can do. Students with disabilities do better when they were expected a high expectation. According to the Pygmalion experiment, when teachers expect more, the students’ achievement goes up. Besides, students with disabilities could recognize an effective adjustment in an inclusive classroom. Moreover, children with disabilities have the opportunity to experience what it is like to be considered normal enough to learn in a regular classroom environment. They are inspired by the positive performance of themselves, and they could rise the higher expectations of their teachers better than when they were excluded from the regular classroom.


Thitiwad 049 4EN

[32Wachirawit070]

Definitely yes, we can do this. Even though students with disabilities learn slower than normal students, I obviously agree with this topic that they can participate in our classroom.
But, there are many things need to be aware such as curriculums, activities, or texts. They should fit for everyone in the classroom.

Wachirawit 070 3EN