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° I wear my hair the way I do because I feel comfortable and confident when I face to people.

° In my family, children are expected to be respectful especially to the older and be nice to people.

° I often feel uncomfortable around people who are judgmental, disrespectful and toxic.

° I am proud to be who I am, who conquer a lot of things in life.

° When I hear people speaking another language, I think they're love to learn different languages.

° If I must choose between work and family, I should choose family because they will be the one thing that goes with me with I am in need and as well as in difficulties.

° I really feel like an outsider when  I feel unwanted and when they are ignoring my presence.

° The most important thing in life is to enjoy my life and to be happy. It's all that matters.

° My ethnic or culture heritage is special because it has potential to promote access to enjoyment of our cultural diversity.

° I am often attracted to people who are kind, respectful, matured and realistic.

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Students from a variety of backgrounds attend inclusive classes, where they work and learn alongside peers with and without impairments or other difficulties. Also, it offers the chance to communicate, cooperate, and engage with peers in order to establish and maintain a setting where everyone feels appreciated for both their ideas and contributions as well as safe and supported in their work.
Furthermore, I have a microphone with speaker and two items that support inclusive classrooms, like tables and seats. As left-handed students haven't had chairs for a few years, tables and chairs are extremely helpful to learners, especially those who are left-handed. Students are thus able to sit and write comfortably thanks to tables and chairs.Next is the projector and microphone combination. For the students who have trouble seeing or don't have full vision, the projector is convenient and available. For students who struggle with their hearing, the microphone and speaker are convenient and available. The result is that students can go to school or the classroom in comfort, freedom, and with less worry kudos to this equipment or other things.

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The goal of inclusive education is to ensure that all children are valued and accepted throughout their lives. Because we are all equal human beings with the right to receive high-quality education as well as the freedom to pursue our own interests, these terms are most closely related to and associated with inclusive education. Because inclusive education emphasizes that all children have the opportunity to participate and the right to learn. It does not imply that kids with particular traits like those with disabilities, for instance are placed in distinct classrooms. However, generally speaking, inclusive education involves accepting all children, whether they are able or unable.Additionally, they are given a lot of help, and educational objectives are developed in accordance with the ability of each child. Last but not least, support kids in learning and developing to the fullest.

This heart-shaped symbol can represent a variety of ideas related to inclusive education since it represents love, acceptance, and respect for all people, especially those who are subjected to unfair treatment. In order to help people feel accepted and appreciated in the society or community, we must love and respect them despite their difficulties and differences.

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International PWDs

Andrea Boccelli

Tenor, musician, writer and musical producer of Italian origin, Andrea Boccelli has sold more than 75 million records.He was born with congenital glaucoma that left him partially blind, something that did not prevent him from taking piano lessons until the age of six.However, at age 12 he suffered a blow during a football game that left him completely blind. Endowed with a spirit of innate improvement, he decided to focus entirely on music, specifically on singing. He also studied Law.
Boccelli has received numerous awards of international prestige and even has a beach named after him on the Adriatic.

Local PWDs

Apple Gie Lanza

She is my cousin's relative. She has a baby and she is 27 years old. She had a silent birth. She is a native of Biasong, Balamban, Cebu. She pursued special education studies at Balamban Central Elementary School. She is excellent, strong, and lovely. She was a workaholic by nature. She was able to meet her baby's demands as a result of her hard work. My aunt helps her out while she works at their place by paying her and taking care of the domestic duties. She has a gift, but I believe she is reluctant to express it. She enjoys doing housework and is a skilled cook. She is a talented artist, as well, I can see. Because she only does everything to meet the requirements of her child, she is a very brave, powerful, and independent lady as a PWD, which makes her unique. She has a strong grasp of the fact that we are unable to communicate with sign language. I only carry paper and a pen when we meet so that I can write to her instead of speaking to her face-to-face. It was good to meet her, and it was enjoyable since I learned a little bit about her from her sign language and her life narrative. I also gained a newfound respect for persons with disabilities as a result of her.

Reflection:
Through reading their stories  I can say that they are special, unique, talented and have potential. Despite of their disabilities they have right to show  their talents and abilities. They  made us  appreciate those PWDs people. Because of their stories  it made us realize how special and unique they are. They are valuable persons. So, as a future educator and to be an inclusive teacher. It is important  to know that despite difficulties in a learning environment,  students with intellectual disability/ physical disability can and do have the capacity to acquire and use new information. And there are inclusive teaching strategies that are useful and as well as helpful in every students,  especially to those students with intellectual disability,  and these are;  to provide outline of what will be taught - highlight key concepts and provide opportunities to practice new skills and concepts. Present each learning task one step at a time. And this avoids overwhelming the student. Once one step gets mastered,  then introduce the next step. This gradual step-by-step learning approach is typical of many learning methodologies and directly benefits students with intellectual disabilities. And applying the needs of the student's as his/her learning style. Trying to learn the sign language especially to those people who was born as a mute. In order to have a strong communication towards your students. And I am very grateful that we have this activity/ output because it helps us (normal people)  to value, learn to appreciate those people and treat them equally and equity. So again, as a future educator and to be inclusive teacher I/we should be an instrument to bring out  the best they can be.

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"Every Child is Special" means that we are different in terms of talent, potential, etc., which makes us unique. They are special and have potential. After I watched the movie entitled "Every Child is Special," I felt like being grateful because it gave me a lot of learning, knowledge, and ideas. And as a future educator, it helps me a lot to be an inclusive teacher for my future students. At first, I cried because I felt pity for Ishaan, and for me, I felt like Ishaan was depressed since his own family could not find his problem. And on the scene, teacher Ran Shankar Nikumbh exists, and he is a teacher who loves to teach special children, and like Ishaan, he gives importance to each child. He is very understandable, and he does everything for his students to learn, especially Ishaan. And I feel warm that there is a teacher like him who provides for the needs of each child and is willing to do anything for the sake of his students. At first, Ishaan didn't understand what others told him; he needed guidance from his parents and even his older brother. Because his parents didn't notice his condition first. He's different from his classmate because, as I've said, every child is special because each of them has different talents, potentials, etc.

The scene that let me cry is when Ishaan is sent to another school or a boarding school, which makes me cry because, for me, in his condition, he needs guidance for his parents, but his father decides to send him away to a boarding school. It breaks my heart while watching this movie. "He asks his classmate, is boarding school punishing you?" Because I feel that for him, he sent him to that school as a punishment, but it's not, and then his classmate answered,"All kids are not here to be punished". And the scene when" the father of Isaah visited teacher Ram, and then after his father saw Isah reading at the bulletin board and crying,"

It made me cry, and I felt the side of his father, and Ithink he's being thankful to teacher Ram, and I think he's crying because he's proud of his son Isaah. And the scene "when Ishaan praises the wholepeople in boarding school, even his teachers, for his wonderful or meaningful painting,"this scene made me cry and made me recall what he did and what the people did to him. It made me realize that it is true that "each child is special" because they are uniquebecause they have talent and potential. And I'm happy that he achieved what he dreamed of because of his teacher, Ram. And I am also grateful to him because, like all teachers of Ishaan, Ram is there to support the talent or potential of Isaah, and he always stands there for him.

I learned that everything has a progress or process, or that everything you want has steps or processes. To improve, just let ourselves be patient. And I learned that every child is unique and special because, based on what I watched in that movie, I realized that each child needs guidance from parents who treat them well and understand what they feel. They have different learning styles and unique ideas and knowledge, which means they are special and have potential. Because of teacher Ram Ishaan's change, he learned a lot, and he can read,write, paint, and even button his t-shirt. When Ishaan transfers to boarding school, he is able to learn a lot and change.

At the end of the day, because of teacher Ram, the world changed, andhe gave the lives of each child or even his co-teachers a colorful one. Which made me feel happy at the end, even though at first it made me cry. Because at first, they thought Ishaan had a problem, but he showed tremendous improvement at the end. Teacher Ramturned Ishaan around. which is an excellent and very talented one. I/we learned a lot after we watched the movie because it taught us not to judge someone based on what we see. We should not discriminate against our special ones because of something they can't do. Instead, help them develop their own unique gifts. And this movie will teach us the true meaning of love and acceptance. That this film will make us cry, laugh, and realize how important every child is, no matter who they are or what they do.