Unit 1 by Carolina Vergara Mery https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3 Introduction en-us 2020-07-17 19:35:44 UTC 2021-08-24 19:53:55 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4d3.png https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303070 They are not the same. Inclusion is providing a person the opportunities and conditions to be part of a group despite their differences, and taking advantage of the diversity, whereas integration is just adding someone to the group or environment.


]]> 2021-08-24 19:35:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303070 No, they are not the same. https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303122 NO, they are not the same.

Integration consists of accepting people with different abilities, realities, and disabilities into one school. However, at school, they are separated into different classrooms or spots. They don’t have the same class, the same teacher, nor the same activities. 
On the other hand, inclusion is a process where the school accepts, integrates students with special needs to join the same class as neurotypical students do, with the same classroom, the same teacher, the same content, in the same place.


]]> 2021-08-24 19:35:39 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303122 ianlucasvivanco https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303136 No, they are not.
Inclusion is a step ahead, for integration is being aware of the diversity of people, and integrate them into the group. But this not necessarily means knowing them, or talking to them, or making them part of a real relationship. Whilst the concept of inclusion encloses the creation of a single group that understands and accepts the natural diversity of the group, this means, getting involved one with another.

]]> 2021-08-24 19:35:40 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303136 No yerikaadasme https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303201 We believe that inclusion and integration are different things. The first one is focuses in all students while the second one is focuses just in students with special needs.]]> 2021-08-24 19:35:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303201 They are not the same thing .Integration, unlike inclusion, implies that everything becomes part of the same unit, instead of just being adjacent to the group without consideration for their needs. matiasvidal1 https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303298 2021-08-24 19:35:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303298 No. Integration expects students to adapt to the pre-existing structure, while inclusion ensures the existing education system will adapt to each student. claudiaolmos https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303341 2021-08-24 19:35:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303341 No, because integration is giving NNEE people a separated space where to develop, and inclusion is adapting the already existing spaces so that everyone can develop in them. claudiatapia https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303413 2021-08-24 19:35:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303413 No, they aren't. Integration is about students with special needs trying to learn following the main educational system. Inclusion is about mixing special and common education to achive learning and the same opportunities to every student. silvanaaraya https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303665 2021-08-24 19:36:02 UTC https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694303665 https://padlet.com/cvergaram/xni4ztaou9vuuyu3/wish/1694305211 No, they aren’t. The main reason is because inclusion refers to adapt the resources/materials to make students achieve the learning objectives, whereas integration refers to incorporate someone without any modifications that fit their needs.

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