Word Finder - mainstreaming

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To popularize, to normalize, to render mainstream.

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To become mainstream.

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To educate (a disabled student) together with non-disabled students.

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Mainstreaming has become more common in recent years, as studies have shown that many mainstreamed students with mild learning disabilities learn better than their non-mainstreamed counterparts.

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The process of bringing something into the mainstream.

Developing and delivering a strategy for mainstreaming race equality takes time.

This book reflects experiences with mainstreaming gender and women's issues in natural resources management.

From this perspective two trends are of particular relevance to gender mainstreaming.

We continue to promote gender mainstreaming in all countries where we work, " he concludes.

She tells us about her work there to support gender mainstreaming in our humanitarian relief efforts.

It was mentioned that there were several inaccuracies on the website, particularly in relation to examples given as successful mainstreaming.

The differences found between the teacher groups enable us to draw a tentative psycho-educational profile of teachers who are successful at social mainstreaming.

Firstly, I present a brief history of gender mainstreaming in EU research funding.

All that may be required is an environment in which race equality mainstreaming can develop and succeed.

Equality mainstreaming occurs when these ideas, attitudes or activities routinely incorporate an equality perspective and become a normal feature of mainstream thinking.

Schools are required to provide services for children with Down syndrome, sometimes in separate special education classrooms and sometimes in regular classrooms, a practiced called mainstreaming or inclusion.

In 1998 Californians passed Proposition 227, a referendum that attempted to eliminate bilingual education by allowing only one year of structured English immersion, followed by mainstreaming.