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Inclusive Outdoor Classroom

Anne Sivanathan, Inclusive Advocate

28-Mar-17 15:00

Inclusive Outdoor Classroom

Anne Sivanathan has been working to promote inclusive education since 1990. She explains the competing models for special needs education available and elaborates on how she intends to give every child a full, developmentally appropriate inclusive experience through the Inclusive Outdoor Classroom, a project she started from her home in January 2016.


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