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Originally Posted by Mean Mr. Mustard
The best way to help those kids isn't to segregate them, it is to spend money on Educational Assistants and have them be part of the regular classroom. Just putting a kid with a developmental disability into another classroom doesn't do anyone any good, it just further stigmatizes the mentally ill that they are less worthy and less deserving of being in a classroom with their peers.
What do you consider a learning disability by the way? Because I am pretty sure you are thinking of developmental disabilities.
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Normal classroom means 1 teacher, x amount of students. If it takes educational assistants to help students with learning disabilities, fine. Keep them in the normal classroom with extra attention.
Pretty sure that isn't what the issue is here. I was talking about students who can learn just fine doing okay in a classroom with more students.