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Inclusion Classroom Observation
Hello Mrs.Edwards! For my Educating Exceptional Children class at OCC I have to have 4 hours of observation in an inclusion classroom, 3 hours in a regular classroom, and 3 hours in a self-contained special education classroom. I talked with Laura Lathrop, and she said I could do my 4 hours of observation in an inclusion classroom with her, but I need the clearance from you to visit the school. The dates we decided would work are 1/17, 1/19, 1/24, and 1/26 all during first block. Once I have completed those hours, I will schedule times with other teachers for my other 6 hours and get back to you with those dates and times to get approval to visit the school.

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