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LI STEN UP!
Pre-listening
 1 Observe the image below. Are you familiar with any of the words presented in it? 
In small groups, discuss the following questions. Personal answers.
A What is the difference between the concepts represented in the image?
B Think about these ideas applied at school. What happens to students with disabilities 
in each situation?
C What comes to your mind when you think about the expression “inclusive education”?
 2 You are going to listen to Think Inclusive podcast. Write in your notebook which of the 
concepts you think is directly related to the title.
A Exclusion.
B Integration.
C Inclusion. X
D Segregation. 
Listening
 3 Listen to the podcast and check if your answer in activity 2 is correct.
 4 What is the purpose of the podcast you listened to? Write the answer in your notebook.
A To exemplify how school administrators and teachers can create an adapted space only 
for children with disabilities at school.
B To emphasize the need of an appropriate inclusion method for children with disabilities 
at school. X
Personal answer.
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1a. Possible answer: Exclusion: there are people out of the group. Segregation: there are 
two separate groups. Integration: there are two different groups, but one is inside the other. 
Inclusion: everyone is part of the same group. 
b. Possible answer: Exclusion: students with disabilities do not have access to school. 
Segregation: students with disabilities have access to separate schools. Integration: students 
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with disabilities go to the same school 
as students without disabilities, but they 
can’t participate in all the same activities. 
Inclusion: students with disabilities and 
students without disabilities have the 
same opportunities at school.
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BEXCLUSION
INTEGRATION
SEGREGATION
D INCLUSION
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 5 Listen to the podcast again and write T (true) or F (false) for the statements 
below in your notebook.
A Many children with disabilities continue to be discriminated at school. T
B Inclusive education is not good for everyone. F
C Inclusive education is a privilege. F
D Inclusive education is still diffi cult for students and their families. T
E Many people want to have a more inclusive world. T
6 Listen to the podcast one more time and read the following statements. In your notebook, 
do the matching.
A Inclusive education produces better outcomes for people with and without disabilities.
B It’s a big problem if a child with an intellectual disability only experiences things with 
other children with disabilities.
C It is the teachers’ job to teach children with disabilities.
I Editors c
II Tim Villegas a
III School administrator b
 7 Write the answer in your notebook according to the podcast.
A Inclusion is a (right / privilege) not a (right / privilege). 
B The promise of inclusion (continues / does not continue) to be a struggle 
for students and their families. continues
C A child with an intellectual disability in California will spend (80% / 18%) 
of their K through 12 only with other people with disabilities. 80%
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right / privilege
Post-listening 
 8 Discuss the following questions in small groups.
A What do you understand from this excerpt from the podcast? 
[…] inclusion as a right, not a privilege for a 
select few, the promise of inclusion continues 
to be a struggle for students and their families.
[…]
Transcripted from: www.thinkinclusive.us/podcasts.
Accessed on: July 15, 2020.
B In your opinion, what concept from the Pre-listening 
activities best represents the school system in your 
community? Segregation, integration, inclusion, or 
exclusion? Explain.
C What can you, as a student, do to help the inclusion of a 
student with disability?
Personal answer.
Personal answers.
Personal answer.
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