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Throughout history, teachers have dealt with many questions that remain unsolved today. These important queries address the nature of knowledge, Education, schooling, teaching and learning. They deal with such issues as personal and group rights to participate in schooling, and how educational opportunities were often limited by gender, race, and socioeconomic class biases.

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For many years, the special needs of children with disabilities have been neglected in the society and have been excluded from schools. Today, Federal laws and courts of law have required that their special needs be considered to ensure an adequate education (Sadker, Sadker & Zittleman, 2008). Most prominent is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) which requires that children with disabilities education programs be as close as possible to the mainstream programs thus inclusion. Whereas inclusion has been noted to have a positive impact on the classroom environment, it is challenging for the teacher and thus more support for the teacher is necessary.

Inclusion poses various challenges to the teacher in the classroom. First, majority of teachers are not trained to handle the needs of special students and are usually ill-prepared resulting to frustration. A study carried out by Daane and Berne-Smith (2000) report that teachers feel 'a€|ill equipped, fear and frustrateda€|' in inclusion. Second, as reported by Daane and Berne-Smith (2000) specialist items of equipment and the general school design does not always allow disabled access. Some disabled students will require special facilities which the ordinary schools do not normally provide or special facilities that mainstream schools did not incorporate in their design. Such tools as wheel chair access, Braille, and other special equipments may not be available for the students. Finally, teachers do not usually get the necessary support from the school administrators, the parents, and the society in general (Daane & Berne-Smith, 2000).

Whereas inclusion has received both support and criticism, one thing remains clear, that it has posed a special challenge for the teacher in the classroom. The lack of adequate training and necessary resources leaves the teacher ill-prepared to cope with the needs of the special children. It is important that necessary support is accorded to the teacher in terms of adequate resources and training to enable meet the special child in order for inclusion to achieve its full objectives. First, offering this support would create an enabling environment to enable the teacher to impart knowledge more effectively. Second this benefit extends to the students including the disabled as they will gain more knowledge. Finally, this would result to motivated teachers and better improved teacher retention, savings in recruitment and training and improved quality in education.

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