Sentence examples for reverse mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

Of course, the reality in reverse mainstreaming classrooms is blurrier than that.

In Kansas, according to Marnie Campbell, who coordinates preschool special education services for the state, some districts dangle slots in reverse mainstreaming preschools for the children of new teachers as a recruitment tool.

In reverse mainstreaming classes, teachers point out that walkers have an opportunity to develop the social agility that is critical to later school success.

A federal count found fewer than 9,000 disabled young children to be in reverse mainstreaming classes in 2002 (though the number is probably more, as districts are not required to report that they use the method).

Brick is one of the rare school districts in the United States to adopt this practice of "reverse mainstreaming," which allows districts to meet federal directives to provide disabled 3- and 4-year-olds with schooling in the least restrictive possible setting.

Though a rising percentage of the flora and fauna in these eco regions are on the verge of extinction, mainstreaming biodiversity for conservation can still reverse the slow poisoning that is polluting our air, water and food.

This is known as "mainstreaming".

Stephen: Much as I'd like to take credit for reversing the mainstream's shortfall of gay coverage, I'm sure it was my partner's idea.

In the Salmonella reverse mutation assay, mainstream smoke condensate from American-blend cigarettes was consistently more mutagenic than the condensate of Virginia-type cigarettes (Mizusaki et al., 1977; Roemer et al., 2004; Rickert et al., 2007a).

ESPN has mainstreamed it.

Hamilton reverses that process, exploring mainstream history through the music of subcultures.