Create safe, joyful and inclusive classroom environments where all students thrive.
You will need access to a computer and the internet and must have basic computer literacy skills and English proficiency.
Primary and secondary school teachers; early childhood educators; teaching assistants and education aides; school administrators and other professionals working in schools, including speech therapists and occupational therapists; and parents of school-age children wanting to advocate for inclusion.
You’ll learn how to:
Topic 1: Why inclusion?
Topic 2: Teaching to diversity
Topic 3: Disability affirming education
Topic 4: An overview of universal design for learning
On successful completion of this course, you'll get:
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This short course provides an excellent overview of key ideas underpinning inclusive education. Well-researched and effectively delivered. An engaging course that I would recommend to all teachers