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Values, Biases, and Supporting Students with Needs

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Values, Biases, and Supporting Students with Needs
 

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Values shaping support for students with needs.

by Amber Daly
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Explicitly examining personal biases can reduce discrimination in classroom practices.

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Attitudes toward inclusion do not affect collaboration with families.

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Self-awareness about biases helps teachers reflect on their support strategies.

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A teacher's personal values have no impact on the way they modify instructions.

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If a teacher believes in equality, they should ignore individual student needs.

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Educators' beliefs about inclusion can affect how they adapt lessons for students with additional needs.

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Negative beliefs about students with additional needs always improve classroom efficiency.

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Biases never influence decisions about resource allocation in classrooms.

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Valuing student autonomy can lead to more individualized supports.

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A positive attitude toward diversity can increase collaboration with specialists.

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