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BCTF Research Project preliminary findings |
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BCTF Research Project: In one of the most extensive data collection exercises it has ever undertaken, the B.C. Teachers' Federation, in collaboration with classroom teachers, specialist support teachers, and parents, is examining the impact on inclusion and ESL in two school districts: Coquitlam and Nanaimo. The preliminary findings sound an alarm bell, and propose a way forward for maintaining special needs and ESL services in B.C. schools. Click on the underlined links below for webcasts of presentations in RealAudio and RealVideo. |
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| Introduction, Jinny Sims, 1st Vice President, British Columbia Teachers' Federation (BCTF) |
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| Charlie Naylor, BCTF Researcher |
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| Laney Bryenton, BC Association for Community Living |
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| Jill Sully, Teacher, Aspenwood Elementary, Coquitlam |
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| Eva Murray, Learning Disabilities Association of BC |
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| Bob Esliger, Teacher, VAST Centre, Nanaimo |
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| Daphne Mercier, Teacher, Riverside Secondary, Coquitlam |
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| Brad Watson, Special Needs Adoptive Parents |
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| Debbie Burchill, Teacher, Glen Elementary, Coquitlam |
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| Charlie Naylor, Concluding Comments |
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