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Integration is not Inclusion
Segregation
Young people with special educational needs
being placed by local authorities in separate schools or units
This tends to force disabled people to lead a separate life
Integration
Young people with special educational needs being placed in mainstream
provision with some adaptations and resources but on condition that the young
person can fit in with pre-existing structures, attitudes and an unaltered
environment.
This is a necessary pre - condition of inclusion but is not a solution.
Inclusion
Young people with Special educational needs being placed in mainstream
provision, where there is a commitment to removing all barriers to the full
participation of each child as a valued, unique individual.
This is what we want!