Melodyâs teachers since she began going to school. what does this say about her school system, or about attitudes at her school about teaching children with special needs? how does the inclusion program change melodyâs school experiences? describe both positive and negative results of the program

This question is about "Out of My Mind"

Answer and Explanation:

After reading the novel, we can assess the positioning of Melody's school in relation to students with some type of disability. We can see that most teachers are very well trained to serve these students, always showing themselves to be very patient, solicited and qualified for this type of student. This shows how the school is committed to providing quality education to any type of child, as well as being responsible for reducing the discomfort of children with disabilities in the best possible way.

The positive point of this is that it allows children with disabilities to have special treatment that will facilitate their learning, forming real students, who will not be beaten up by their disabilities.

The negative point is that this type of education usually costs more, but this is a small negative point, when related to the benefits that this type of education provides.

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