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What does inclusion look like in your school for the student, the special educator and gen ed teacher? I'm interested in getting feedback from both special ed and general ed teachers on how inclusion and/or co-teaching work in your experience… Started by Marcy J. Perry	4	Oct 22, 2012 Reply by andrew aker

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