The Special Education System

Through my advocacy activities, I did not find that teachers are not paying personalized attention to disabled students as described in the student's personal education program. Even if you know that the treatment is wrong and inhumane, the teacher continues to impose students' educational burdens on the student's instruction according to the instructions of the manager, making the students uneasy and depressed. Treatment often leads to high school dropout rate for disabled students. It is difficult for a teacher to understand why a teacher handles a student who is willing to learn clearly in this way.

For various reasons, efforts to integrate disabled students into general education are not always successful (Calabrase, Patterson, Liu, Goodvin, Hummel, 2008, p. 62). Many school systems use a comprehensive model as a way to ensure that IDEA and NCLB are implemented. Learning theory related to comprehensive social learning theory. Can learning theory support this idea with so many factors that seems to invalidate a comprehensive classroom? In the school environment, all students should learn academic concepts and behavioral skills. Since these two areas are often potential obstacles for students with disabilities, there is a possibility that social activities may be hindered with low self-esteem problems.

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explore historical landmarks and laws that form and create the current special education system in China. We begin with the beginning of students to eliminate public education and special needs, and we are working hard to put all the students into the general education classroom. The author also explains the strengths and weaknesses of the current educational law on the Disabled Personnel Education Act (IDEA) and "No Missed Children" (NCLB), and the impact that it has on future special education.

One of the most controversial drawbacks of inclusive education is economic difficulty. In order for schools to provide special education systems and services, we need considerable financial resources to provide appropriate funding for that system. Compared to the average student, the cost per student in special education is much higher, so I challenge most schools. The more students are in school, the more the tuition costs will be (Schwartz, Billingsley & McBride, 2010). This caused more problems in the inclusive education system.