Chelie, from Raintree replied:
I had a friend who worked in an inclusive setting and it was through her experiences and sharing that I began to see the benefits of inclusion. Once I began working in an inclusive program, I attended several conferences; a KITS (Kansas Inservice Training System) summer institute, read several books on inclusion, and participated in training from the Circle of Inclusion grant. The best experience has come from being part of inclusive programs and working with other team members to provide inclusive services to children and their families.

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