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CMV The "inclusion" program for special needs student is a poor idea

My school and many other schools have what's known as the inclusion program.  This essentially means those with special needs are not with the rest of the special needs students, and are instead put in class with other mentally fit students.  The requirement for being in this program is a parent recommendation and nothing medically related.

This is a poor program because this not only opens the waygates for bullying but also holds back the other students who are in a regular class trying to learn. There are teachers who are specialized In teaching special ed students and they should be the ones who are having the hands on experience with them.
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"Special needs" is a hugely ambiguous catch-all term. Somebody with severe brain damage is going to be a lot harder to integrate into a regular class than somebody with mild to severe autism. 

So whether the program is a "poor idea" largely relies upon the specifics of how it's implemented.