"Inclusive Classrooms are filled with diverse learners."

Special needs students desks should be with the others

Advocating for student independence

Encouraging all students to know the names of their classmates

The students behavior is slowly improved by "small wins", such as aiming for minimum aggressive behaviors rather than immediately none.

With a realistic approach, the student quickly showed improvement seen by other teachers.

The students anger issues are accepted and acknowledged, instead of completing shutting down a behavior that cannot be immediately fixed.

Asking educators to see how they feel about the games from a students perspective, how would it help and how wouldn't it?

Emphasizing peer engagement amongst students

Encouraging creativity as well as allowing students to enjoy learning

Encouragement of book discussion in a way that interests the child, for example "why do you think this?" or "what was your favorite part?"

Provision of recommended books for children with speech disabilities by age.

Resources are provided for parents who believe their child may have a speech disorder or children who have already been diagnosed.

First-hand explanation as to why labeling children with learning disabilities is harmful.

Examples of how to effectively communicate with students who have ADHD

Emphasizing the importance of students self-esteem and providing ways to build it with a student.

Each section has multiple instructional methods

Methods are provided for seperate subjects, learning styles, and amount of students in the classroom

Student attention-spans and how they interact with peers are taken into account for different instructional methods to ensure there is something provided that can work for every student

Easily organized by sections

Multiple professional perspectives are included in the article

Speaking about the possibilities of misdiagnosis along with showing a student who was kicked out of a school very young despite being incredibly smart for his age

Detailed step by step explanation on how to write a behavior support plan

Several different examples of intervention strategies by section are provided

States that crisis support plans require attention and proper training of all staff