Abstract
Over the past two decades, research on the change process in education has converged on several conclusions that can fruitfully be applied to the Regular Education Initiative. This article discusses these conclusions, including the need for adequate time for change to occur; concrete models of innovations for teachers and administrators to adapt to their own situations; assistance and support that is tailored to the needs of teachers and administrators as the change process proceeds; opportunities for educators to be involved in decisions about the changes; and mandates that set clear direction and protect educators while they learn the new behaviors and procedures required by the change.
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