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Science and a Sense of Place

Submitted by Rita Stevens on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 9:31am.
Good Morning Educators, My name is Rita Stevens and I have been teaching special education in the School District of Philadelphia for over 25 years. I am currently appointed to Samuel B. Huey School, inclusion classrooms for 3rde and 4th grades. There are several things that I ageree with the article about and some that I disagree with. The disagreement is only because of the many restraints that are imposed upon us by my school and/or school district. Huey is currently an Edison School. But, I do believe that what the article is talking about isw workable but you have to have administrative as well as other supports.

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