The Inclusion in Action FrameworkA practical pathway for inclusive classrooms
About The Inclusive Class

How to teach an inclusive classroom.

The Inclusive Class is a practical teaching resource created by educator and author Nicole Eredics, providing step-by-step strategies, tools, and frameworks for general education classrooms.

Nicole Eredics
Meet Nicole

Nicole Eredics

Inclusion specialist · author · educator

Nicole Eredics is a special education teacher, author, and inclusion specialist with more than 25 years of hands-on classroom experience. She founded The Inclusive Class to give educators concrete, step-by-step strategies for teaching all learners effectively.

Her work spans curriculum modification, UDL lessons, co-teaching partnerships, and meaningful IEP goals. Through the podcast, blog, and resource library, Nicole shares practical answers to real classroom challenges.

M.Ed. Special Education Author, Inclusion in Action Host, 300+ episode podcast Workshop and keynote facilitator
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Hear educators, families, and advocates explore inclusive practice.

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Teaching philosophy

Every tool should answer: How do I do this on Monday?

From lesson planning to co-teaching, The Inclusive Class translates inclusion theory into classroom-ready steps that fit diverse grade bands and shared team responsibilities.

01

Make it practical

Turn inclusion research into next-day classroom decisions.

02

Teach all learners

Use strategies that improve outcomes across varied learning profiles.

03

Respect context

Offer tools that fit classroom age, subject, and team realities.

04

Build teams

Help educators co-plan, co-teach, and share responsibility.

Nicole’s history of inclusion work

A career built around practical inclusion.

1994

First classroom teaching job, beginning a career dedicated to inclusive education.

2011

The Inclusive Class website launched as a resource hub for special educators.

2012

The Inclusive Class Podcast launched as one of the first dedicated inclusion podcasts.

2018

Inclusion in Action published by Brookes Publishing Co.

2019

Consulting and professional-development work expands across North America.

2026

Launch of The Inclusion in Action Framework.

Work with Nicole