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Examples of Modified Assignments
Practical ways to adjust curriculum and instructional practices so students can participate meaningfully.
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Practical tools and strategies for making inclusion work in real K–12 classrooms.
Use three simple questions about access, participation, and support to choose the next right teaching move.
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Make Choice a Meaningful Part of the Lesson
Build authentic options for learners to engage, communicate, and show what they know.
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Scaffolds That Build Independence
Use the right support at the right time, then plan how students will do more for themselves.
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Know exactly what to change and how.
Use the Is It Inclusion? checklist to audit your classroom practices and pinpoint the next change that will make a genuine difference for your students.
- Assess physical access, curriculum participation, belonging, and support.
- Turn reflection into a clear, manageable action list.
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Meet your guideNicole Eredics
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Practical guidance from someone who understands real classrooms.
Nicole Eredics is an educator, consultant, presenter, author, and professional learning facilitator who helps schools make inclusion work in practice, not just in theory.
Her work brings clarity to the daily decisions teachers, coaches, and leaders make as they create classrooms where every learner belongs, participates, and succeeds.
“Inclusion becomes possible when every educator can see the next decision they can make for a learner.”
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