The goal is to educate as many disabled students as possible in regular classrooms, without isolating them from their non-disabled peers.

He believes this can insure that thousands of disabled students are educated among their non-disabled peers.

Isn't asking for disabled children to be afforded the same life chances as their non-disabled peers reasonable?

"At that time, educators can make decisions as to what is most appropriate to integrate them with their non-disabled peers."

Members, whose average age was 22.5 years, welcomed the opportunity to interact on a regular basis with non-disabled peers.

They should have access to the general education curriculum, or any other program that non-disabled peers would be able to access.

Generally, the less opportunity a student has to interact and learn with non-disabled peers, the more the placement is considered to be restricted.

While students with other disabilities may experience isolation and bullying by their non-disabled peers, they often share a common language.

A student who spends the entire day in a regular classroom with non-disabled peers is considered fully included.

Disabled persons are legally afforded the same access to information rights as their non-disabled peers.