Practical Strategies for Inclusion

This set shows you how school inclusion can be done easily and effectively

Author June Stride writes candidly about her career as a teacher and department head. Available as a set or stand-alone copies, these 3 books will show you:

• How school inclusion can be done easily and effectively
• Practical guidelines
• Implications and legal aspects of preparing for and implementing inclusion for high school educators and adminstrators




Practical Strategies for Elementary School Inclusion -


Dr. June Stride advocates for including all elementary students in the general classroom to the maximum extent possible. This book shows you how it can be done easily and effectively while improving student results on standardized tests and making all children feel they belong.

Softbound, 190 pgs., 2005.




Practical Strategies for Middle School Inclusion -


Author Eileen Bowers, an inclusion teacher for many years, shows how to put together an inclusive program that works for everyone involved, from the administration to the students. Dozens of easy-to-use suggestions on important topics like grading, coteaching and peer acceptance.

Softbound, 157 pgs., 2004.





Practical Strategies for High School Inclusion -


Author June Stride writes candidly about her career as a teacher and department head. She explains the who, why, how and the legal aspects of implementing inclusive programs. Practical guidelines, tips, surveys, do’s and don’ts and tips for teaching enhance this easy-to-read book.

Softbound, 218 pgs., 2004.