“…Acknowledging that inclusive education may take place within multiple types of ECE programs necessitates the consideration of context as a potential factor influencing its implementation and quality. Indeed, the different types of programs that children with disabilities may be included into have been found to differ in terms of classroom quality (e.g., Coley, Votruba-Drzal, Collins, & Cook, 2016), teacher preparation (Barnett, Carolan, Squires, Brown, & Horowitz, 2014; Saluja, Early, & Clifford, 2002), and instruction (e.g., Greenwood et al, 2013), among other features. Yet, there has been limited consideration of the contexts that inclusive education is taking place within when research has examined children’s outcomes and experiences within inclusive classrooms (Oh-Young & Filler, 2015).…”