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Sending students with complex needs home sparks province-wide debate
SASKATOON — The issue of students with complex needs being sent home has raised questions about whether it is appropriate to integrate them into regular classrooms, whether that approach has failed, and whether it would be more effective for schools to return to separate classrooms with specialized staff who can provide appropriate learning tools and address behavioural needs. The government, the Opposition, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation…
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Sending students with complex needs home sparks province-wide debate
SASKATOON — The issue of students with complex needs being sent home has raised questions about whether it is appropriate to integrate them into regular classrooms, whether that approach has failed, and whether it would be more effective for schools to return to separate classrooms with specialized staff who can provide appropriate learning tools and address behavioural needs. The government, the Opposition, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation…
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