Handicapped Children, Birth to Age 3

Hayden, Alice H.

doi:10.1177/001440297904500703

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“…That is all the law and regulations specify. Hayden (1979) has noted, there are no provisions for children aged 0 to 3. Thus mainstreaming does not apply to this age group.…”

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A cautious view of mainstreaming in early education

Tawney

1981

Topics in Early Childhood Special Education

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Children Act, is a mainstreaming law and that its sole objective is wholesale return of mildly handicapped school-age students to the regular classroom. In point of fact, mainstreaming is not the law of the land-not for school-age children and particularly not for preschoolers. Rather, PL 94-142 requires only that children be educated in the least restrictive environment.The word mainstreaming does not even appear in the law. PL 94-142 does encourage preschool education through an incentive grant program, but it does not require that all handicapped children, birth to compulsory school age, receive a free, public education.

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“…That is all the law and regulations specify. Hayden (1979) has noted, there are no provisions for children aged 0 to 3. Thus mainstreaming does not apply to this age group.…”

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