Segregation

Definition
‘Segregation occurs when students with disabilities are educated in separate environments (classes or schools) designed for students with impairments or with a particular impairment. Segregation is most blatant when students with disabilities are forced to go to a school only for students with disabilities, but it also happens when students are educated in separate classes in a regular school. These are sometimes called resource classes’ (Inclusion International, n.d.).

References
Inclusion International. n.d. FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions: Questions You Have About Inclusive Education But Didn’t Know Whom To Ask. Accessed 4 November 2019: https://inclusion-international.org/catalyst-for-inclusive-education/faq/#_ftn2