from Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak
& dr. Julie Causton
Inclusive Education Blog for Teachers
and School Leaders
This inclusive education blog is designed for teachers, school leaders, and support staff who are committed to building more inclusive classrooms. Inside this inclusive education blog, you’ll find practical strategies, behavior support tools, co-teaching insights, and leadership ideas you can use right away.
Latest Posts from Our Inclusive Education Blog:
Leading Through Dysregulation: How School Leaders Can Redefine “Behavior Support”
Every school leader knows what it feels like when chaos hits: a student bolts, shuts down, or flat-out refuses. The classroom freezes. Teachers look to you for direction. Everyone’s waiting for the consequence. But what if the consequence isn’t the solution? When a...
Stop Looking for the Trigger: A Smarter Way to Understand Student Behavior
For many school leaders, behavior is the one issue that keeps showing up—on walkthroughs, in emails, and during end-of-day check-ins with exhausted teachers. Everyone’s asking the same question: “What’s the trigger?” But what if that question is the very thing...
Inclusion and Safety in Schools: How Leaders Can Build Trust, Calm, and Confidence Among Educators
When schools take bold steps toward inclusion, the first concern that surfaces—loudly and often—is safety. Teachers ask, “What if a student gets hurt?”Parents wonder, “Is this fair to my child?”And many leaders privately think, “How do I protect everyone while...
Stop the Behavior Battles: The Reset Every School Leader Has Been Waiting For
Behavior challenges are draining staff energy, stalling lessons, and making inclusion feel impossible. You’ve rolled out PBIS, SEL, and MTSS. You’ve invested in PD. And yet, behavior is still the number one issue that keeps showing up at your desk. It’s not because...
Shifting School Culture: 5 Small Moves That Create Big Change
If mindset is our direction, heartset is our purpose, and skillset is our practice—then culture is the climate that determines whether we move freely, get stuck, or flourish together. For many school leaders, culture feels like the hardest thing to change. You see...
10 Quick Inclusion Strategies to Reset Your Classroom (and Your Staff)
Somewhere between October and spring break, the school year starts to feel heavy. Energy dips, routines get stale, and inclusive practices sometimes slip into the background. For leaders, that’s especially frustrating—because you know your LRE data is too low,...
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Inclusive Education FAQs for Teachers and School Leaders
What is inclusive education?
Inclusive education is an approach where all students learn together in the same classroom, with the support and strategies they need to succeed. It focuses on access, participation, and belonging for every learner.
What are examples of inclusive classroom strategies?
Examples include co-teaching, differentiated instruction, behavior supports, and creating flexible learning environments that meet diverse student needs.
→ Read our co-teaching strategies blog
→ Explore behavior support strategies
Why is inclusive education important?
Inclusive education helps improve outcomes for all students by building stronger communities, increasing engagement, and supporting diverse learning needs in meaningful ways.