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The word “assistant” can easily create the impression that it refers to someone whose role is to stay with one particular person and support them. In inclusive education, this assumption can lead to serious misunderstandings. Parents who are just beginning to navigate the inclusive education system often encounter this misunderstanding. They hear about a teacher’s […]
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Which matters more for a child’s future: one more academic skill or the ability to manage their own morning? When children reach school age, adults naturally focus on preparing them for learning: letters, numbers, writing and reading. Will the child be able to sit through a lesson, follow instructions, hold a pencil and read a […]
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A rule in a game is one of a child’s first social contracts. If we keep rewriting that contract to protect a child from frustration, we deprive them of the opportunity to learn that not every rule in life can be adapted to their wishes. Imagine this. A family is playing a board game. The […]
Hrabovyk Anastasiia
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