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It's broadly true. It's not feasible for private schools to provide special ed services. It costs about 3x as much per student than general ed. There is a stro
by mrkurt 6y ago
It's broadly true. It's not feasible for private schools to provide special ed services. It costs about 3x as much per student than general ed.
There is a strong incentive to keep special ed populations small or nonexistent at every private school. Both to save money and improve the overall "success" rate of their students.
- coryrc 6y agoThe other incentive being the general ed students get a better education.
- dalyons 6y agoHow so?
- imtringued 6y agoI don't think so. If you want to meaningfully drag down everyone in class then ask lots of pointless questions about minute details. Keep the conversation going for 5 minutes. Then do this three times per class. If you have 3 people like that in your class then expect to learn nothing. Students with physical disabilities are usually very expensive to accommodate but not stupid or annoying. They might "ruin" their own education but not anyone else's.