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Key terms for inclusive education.

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Key terms for inclusive education.

by Kelli Petrone
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A learning difference that can make reading, spelling, and connecting letters to sounds more difficult. It does not mean a person is not intelligent.

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Treating every person with kindness, dignity, and fairness while valuing their ideas, needs, identities, and differences.

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Making sure everyone feels welcomed, valued, supported, and able to participate and learn alongside others.

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A neurodevelopmental difference that may affect how a person communicates, interacts with others, processes information, or experiences the world. Every autistic person is unique.

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The ability to focus on information, a task, a person, or an activity. Some people may need support to stay focused or manage distractions.

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Staying calm, understanding, and supportive while giving someone the time they need to learn, communicate, participate, or complete a task.

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A planned approach, tool, or action used to help someone learn, communicate, participate, solve a problem, or reach a goal.

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A language disorder that can affect a person’s ability to speak, understand language, read, or write. It is often caused by an injury or damage to the brain.

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Changes to how a student learns, participates, or shows what they know without changing the learning goal or what the student is expected to learn.

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An injury to the brain that may affect learning, memory, attention, communication, movement, emotions, or behavior. Each person may experience a brain injury differently.

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In special education, this word is often part of the term emotional disturbance, which describes ongoing emotional or behavioral challenges that may significantly affect a student’s learning or school experience.

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A learning difference that can make understanding numbers, mathematical concepts, calculations, or math-related problem-solving more difficult.

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Adjusting instruction, materials, activities, or support to meet students’ different strengths, needs, interests, and ways of learning.

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Working together, sharing ideas, listening to different perspectives, and combining strengths to support students and reach a common goal.

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