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WHY INCLUSION?

TOP 10 REASONS FOR INCLUSION IN OUR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

"Let the children come to me."


1. Improved Academic Outcomes

Inclusion leads to better academic outcomes for all students, as those in inclusive classrooms perform better academically due to access to the general education curriculum and higher expectations.


2. Enhanced Social Skills

   Inclusive classrooms improve social interactions, with students developing stronger skills in empathy, collaboration, and peer relationships.


3. Reduced Bullying and Discrimination

   Inclusive school environments are linked to reduced instances of bullying, as they foster acceptance and understanding among diverse student populations.


4. Better Preparation for Real-World Diversity

   Students in inclusive classrooms are better prepared for diverse workplaces and social environments, developing key competencies in cultural awareness, sensitivity and patience toward others, and adaptability.


5. Higher Levels of Engagement and Motivation

   Inclusive education settings encourage greater student engagement and motivation, particularly through personalized learning approaches and inclusive pedagogies.


6. Promotion of Positive School Culture

   Schools with inclusive practices tend to have more positive school cultures, emphasizing respect, kindness, and collaboration.


7. Greater Teacher Satisfaction and Professional Growth

   Teachers in inclusive classrooms experience greater job satisfaction and professional growth due to the development of new skills and approaches to meet diverse student needs.


8. Increased Parental Involvement

   Inclusive practices increase parental involvement, as parents feel more connected and valued in schools that prioritize inclusion.


9. Development of Life Skills

   Inclusion promotes the development of critical life skills, such as problem-solving and resilience, by providing students with diverse learning experiences and challenges.


10. Alignment with Catholic Social Teaching

   Inclusive education aligns with Catholic Social Teaching principles, particularly the dignity of the human person and the call to solidarity. Inclusive education promotes these values by ensuring all students are respected and valued.




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