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Role of the Mentor
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Observe classroom dynamics and identify areas where guidance can help special needs children engage independently.
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Encourage self-sufficiency by gradually reducing dependency on adult intervention.
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Suggest modifications and accommodations to class activities, assignments, and teaching strategies.
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Work with teachers to integrate inclusive teaching practices that benefit all students.
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Serve as a bridge between teachers, parents, and therapists to ensure holistic support for the child.
Program Objectives
Ensure independence rather than reliance on shadow teaching.
Provide mentorship and guidance to children with special needs within the classroom setting.
Facilitate collaboration between school staff, parents, and students to promote inclusivity.
Adapt course materials to meet diverse learning needs without segregating students.
Support teachers in creating an inclusive and sensory-friendly learning environment.
Inclusion @ School
The Inclusion at School program is designed to create a truly inclusive learning environment for children with special needs by placing a trained mentor in classrooms.
Unlike traditional shadow teachers who provide one-on-one assistance, our mentors focus on guidance and adaptation, empowering children to become independent learners while fostering their integration into the mainstream education system