INCLUSIVE
TEACHING:
Creating Effective Schools for All Learners

HELLO!!
We want to welcome you to the website for Inclusive Teaching. We are the two authors, Michael Peterson and Mishael Hittie, professor and teacher, father and daughter. Together in this book and accompanying website, we explore how we can create classrooms and schools where all children are welcomed, where students with a wide range of abilities and characteristics successfully, enjoyably learn well together.
We hope you enjoy this challenging trek and find it valuable.We are very interested in your feedback and input regarding this book and its supporting materials. We welcome your participation.
Website Contents
Table of Contents. Contents of Inclusive Teaching with direct links to chapter resources.
Faculty Resource Center. A resource center for faculty teaching courses using Inclusive Teaching and related materials.
Student Learning Center. Student learning resources including online events, key links, and chapter resources.
Both authors are involved on a
daily basis with helping the ideas involved in Inclusive Teaching
become a daily reality. Mishael daily teaches very diverse children
at MacArthur Elementary in
Southfield, Michigan, an urban
district bordering Detroit. Michael is Coordinator of the Whole
Schooling Consortium, a network of schools and individual
teachers, parents, university faculty, and administrators, a network
in which Mishael is an active leader and participant. We invite
you to explore information about the Consortium and its initiatives
as a way to expand your learning. Many lvideos, pictures, articles,
publications and other resources linked to this website have been
developed by teachers, parents, administrators of the Whole Schooling
Consortium.
The drawings by Martha Perske
have helped to bring to visual form the ideas discussed in Inclusive
Teaching. You will see her wonderful pencil drawings featured
in the text, on this website, and in the Instructor Resource Manual.
Martha has an INVITATION
for all interested in
using her work to promote the inclusion and quality of life of
people with disabilities.