If a student requires more support, the school might consider moving the student to an alternative setting with special education students. This is referred to as “Reverse Inclusion”. However, it’s important not to leap from a general education setting to a more restrictive setting without exploring the continuum of services in between.
What’s the approach if a student with disabilities requires more than what the general education classroom can offer?
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