Sentence examples for be in a mainstream from inspiring English sources

"But it's dope to me to be in a mainstream position, but to be so far from a mainstream person.

"Once they're given this diagnosis, [schools] can use it and say, 'Oh your kid has autism so they can't be in a mainstream class,' " advocate Hatharasinghe-Gerschler said.

This may be in a mainstream school with additional help or within a special school system.

Allen said people were "scared of the glare" of being in a mainstream primetime comedy.

Gail Twist said: "Ben was in a mainstream school all the way through and he had one-to-one support.

He was a big New Yorker contributor, and, if you read what he wrote for The New Yorker, you cannot believe that it was in a mainstream weekly magazine.

The title may have been condescending, but the article itself was terrific, perhaps the best yet about Asperger's in a mainstream publication: a 4,500-word 4,500-wordn, in rexplorationinid and sympathetic language, of a woremarkablyew readers had vivided.

Refugee children benefit from being in a mainstream school and many teachers report that English children are enormously enriched by the new arrivals too, learning to understand and respect those who are different from themselves.

By 14, I couldn't even read with glasses, I was in a mainstream school, I had no support.

Today, he is in a mainstream school earning good grades, hanging out with his friends, and planning for college.

Two of the XYY males were in special needs schools and one was in a mainstream school with a statement of special educational needs.