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A survey preschool teachers will need
July 18 2010
By Midwest Book Review
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Including One, Including All: A Guide to Relationship-Based Early Childhood Inclusion is a fine pick for any early childhood library. It teaches how to create a program that supports kids with various behavioral and learning challenges, offering a review of inclusion, a description of the Engage-Reflect-Plan cycle, stories and tools to support kids, and more. It's a survey preschool teachers will need.
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Beautifully written and comprehensive
April 13 2010
By ourcola
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This book is beautifully written--so encouraging and respectful to the reader, and packed with great ideas. Very logically organized: Every time a question comes into the reader's mind, it's addressed immediately. The book is also quite comprehensive--it addresses so many facets of the issues and ties everything together in a wonderful, holistic way. Unusual for this genre, it's accessible and un-gibberishy, without talking down to the reader. Plus, speaking as a former copy editor, it's very well edited! I hope it gets widely used and appreciated.
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Every parent will pick up pearls.
Mar 24 2010
By Inder Dhillon
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As a parent - not a pre-school teacher - I found this book invaluable. When you say "inclusion", it often conjures images of children with "special" needs who are visible from a distance. But intelligence has so many aspects that every child (and every adult, for that matter) has "special needs" in one area or another. This book demystifies the idea of inclusion, stresses the fact that every child has strengths and challenges, and that working to maximize every child's potential reaps incalculable benefits for the entire class. As a father of a 5-year old and a 3-year old, I found their ideas extremely useful. After reading the book, we immediately created a calming corner at home, and a calming box filled with things suggested on page 91. It has become a favorite spot for our children. The other day, our son, struggling with a challenging moment, said, "I need to rest. I am going to the calming corner." Like magic, the tense moment was resolved! The book may look academic, geared toward professionals, but every parent will read it with profit. As the years roll on, the publication of this book will be considered a seminal event in childhood development. Buy it! The book reminds us that inclusion is a big tent. We are all in it.
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