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inclusive education commission onStudentsFirstReport of the Commission on inclusive EducationMarch 2018 Adela Njie, Dr. Sarah Shea, Monica WilliamsInclusive education that Supports Teaching, Learning, and the Success of all Nova Scotia StudentsAcknowledgements ..1 Executive Summary ..3 Section One: Introduction ..9 Section Two: New Model of inclusive education ..15 Section Three: Adequate Funding and Resources ..49 Section Four: Practical, Specialized Staff education ..61 Section Five: Student-Centered Interagency Collaboration ..69 Section Six: Strong Home-School Partnerships ..81 Section Seven: inclusive education Policy Framework ..89 Section Eight: Leadership, Oversight, and Strategic Plan ..105 Section Nine: Conclusion.
1 The Commission on Inclusive Education is grateful for having had the opportunity to undertake this important work over the past twelve months . Each of us is indebted to our families and colleagues for their unwavering support .
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