The phrase "inclusive settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe environments or contexts that are designed to be welcoming and accommodating to all individuals, regardless of their backgrounds or abilities.
Example: "The school promotes inclusive settings where every student feels valued and supported."
Alternatives: "inclusive environments" or "welcoming spaces".
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Developing the rating scale entailed systematic fieldwork in inclusive settings and review of the literature on preschool inclusion.
Inclusive settings, however, require more planning, cooperation and commitment from educators and administrators.
MR. MARCHAND: There is substantial variation as to the placement of students with mental retardation in inclusive settings.
The vast majority of parents prefer inclusive settings as the better way to prepare their children for adult life.
This analysis suggests that positive identification of an adolescent with an ASD is a possible trajectory in inclusive settings.
These inclusive room settings take up some space formerly occupied by earlier American products, and they do not sit well with all of the antique community.
Our focus in this summary is on interventions that can be implemented in inclusive school settings by teachers and classroom support personnel.
The approach has classically been understood to improve environments for learners with disabilities, but its principles apply more broadly for creating inclusive classroom settings.
Ensuring students with ASD receive effective intervention in these least restrictive and inclusive school settings will depend, in part, on the extent to which teachers and school personnel are prepared to implement research-based interventions.
