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In this eye-opening episode of The Think Inclusive Podcast, Tim Villegas discusses the ongoing challenges and progress in inclusive education with Lou Brown, a formidable advocate for disability rights and inclusion and co-found of TASH. Tim highlights a personal experience that encapsulates society's resistance to inclusive education, emphasizing the urgent need for a paradigm shift in how educational systems treat students with disabilities.
The discussion with Lou Brown dives deep into the historical context, from the institutionalization era to the fight for these students' rights to an inclusive education. The episode elaborates on various systemic barriers, emphasizing the persistent segregation and homogeneous grouping of students with disabilities. Lou shares his vision and strategies for genuine inclusion, emphasizing the necessity of increasing environments where people with disabilities can function and the critical need for heterogeneous groupings in educational settings. This profound conversation sheds light on the crucial changes necessary to foster a truly inclusive educational system.
Complete show notes and transcript: https://mcie.org/think-inclusive/lou-brown-progress/
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In this eye-opening episode of The Think Inclusive Podcast, Tim Villegas discusses the ongoing challenges and progress in inclusive education with Lou Brown, a formidable advocate for disability rights and inclusion and co-found of TASH. Tim highlights a personal experience that encapsulates society's resistance to inclusive education, emphasizing the urgent need for a paradigm shift in how educational systems treat students with disabilities.
The discussion with Lou Brown dives deep into the historical context, from the institutionalization era to the fight for these students' rights to an inclusive education. The episode elaborates on various systemic barriers, emphasizing the persistent segregation and homogeneous grouping of students with disabilities. Lou shares his vision and strategies for genuine inclusion, emphasizing the necessity of increasing environments where people with disabilities can function and the critical need for heterogeneous groupings in educational settings. This profound conversation sheds light on the crucial changes necessary to foster a truly inclusive educational system.
Complete show notes and transcript: https://mcie.org/think-inclusive/lou-brown-progress/

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