Want to Be Prepared FOR THE RESISTANCE INCLUSION CHANGES BRING??

Equip yourself with 22 Effective Responses to “Inclusion isn’t Fair”!

"Inclusion is not a strategy to help people fit into the systems and structures which exist in our societies; it is about transforming those systems and structures to make them better for everyone." - Diane Richler

Administrators love this 22 Responses Resource! It pairs well with coffee and newsletter planning:

  • Empowerment: The resource equips administrators and educators with empowering responses to common objections, allowing them to advocate for inclusive education confidently.
  • Understanding: This resource fosters a deeper understanding of the principles behind inclusive education among educators, parents, and community members by providing clear explanations and follow-up questions.
  • Collaboration: It promotes collaboration between educators and parents by offering effective conversation starters and problem-solving strategies for addressing concerns.
  • ​​Positive Change: By challenging misconceptions and providing practical solutions, this resource contributes to positive change within schools and communities, fostering a culture of acceptance and inclusion.

Administrators often face comments like, "Inclusion isn't fair to other students." This raises questions about who these 'other students' are and how inclusion can be seen as unfair. It also hints at subtle ableism that we need to acknowledge and challenge.

Yet, this comment also shows a genuine desire to understand how inclusive practices benefit everyone. Addressing this concern is important for creating an inclusive educational environment.

Explore our resource, '22 Ways to Respond to "Inclusion isn't fair to other students!"' It offers thoughtful responses like, "Fairness isn't the best measure for individual behavior." and "Inclusion is about meeting each student's unique needs." It also provides guiding questions to help educators and parents better understand inclusive education.

For a SHORT TIME, the 22 Ways Resource Is Available for Just $9!

Here's just SOME of what these trainings and assets have created for educators:

  • Empowered Educators: I’ve redefined readiness and enabled educators to work from a place of wonder, joy, and compassion.
  • ​​Cultivating Compassionate Classrooms:  I’ve catalyzed a transformation in early childhood education, emphasizing compassion over compliance.
  • Fostering Professional Growth enhances educators' competence and confidence across various practices and encourages a shift toward working from a place of wholeness and wonder.
  • By prioritizing educators' well-being and intentionality, we've cultivated environments where teachers thrive, ultimately leading to enriched learning experiences and positive outcomes for children.

For a SHORT TIME, the 22 Ways Resource Is Available for Just $9!

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What is Inclusive Schooling?

At Inclusive Schooling, Julie and Kristie partner with school districts from across the world to deliver transformative and engaging professional development using a unique four step process, which starts with identifying a school’s inclusive education dreams!

Julie and Kristie are committed to creating learning environments where all students flourish and to reimagining educational systems, practices, and spaces. Their aim is to strengthen inclusive mindsets, heartsets, and skillsets of educators and school administrators.

​Dr. Julie Causton is a best selling author, inspiring speaker, and inclusion advocate. Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak is a highly sought-after speaker, accomplished author, and educators’ educator.