SEGREGATED AND INCLUSIVE INSTRUCTION - Racism - PART 4
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Segregated instruction for students with special learning needs is that which occurs outside a general education setting. Inclusive instruction is that which occurs within a general education setting with teachers who have the knowledge and skills to differentiate the curriculum. Research has found that inclusive classrooms result in learning outcomes as good or better than segregated classrooms.
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