Meeting the Needs of Young Children with Developmental Delays
This article makers the case that, while children with developmental delays clearly belong in our discussion of educational inclusion, they are usually left out. It then discusses why young children with developmental delays are excluded from important activities in their programs, and suggests ways to rectify this unacceptable situtation.
Recent events have lead to early childhood programs considering the important issue of inclusion. While children with developmental delays clearly are a part of inclusion, they are often not included in this discussion. The history of including children with developmental delays in our programs is disgraceful; we must make amends and make sure these children have access to all the of the experiences and activities other children in the program enjoy.
2021
Articles/Blogs
Journal of Leadership Studies-Symposium Piece-Relational Leadership: Perspectives of Key Constructs on Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity in Higher Education
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American Psychological Association Conference-Utilizing Clinical Hypnotherapeutic Intervention with CBT to Treat Pandemic-Aug. 13-2021 Symptomology