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Kids Ain't Cheap
Kids Ain't Cheap
Evan Morgan

School Counselors Report 5 Biases Affecting Students With Disabilities

Counselor With Student
A school counselor meets with a student while teachers collaborate on inclusive strategies, highlighting the importance of recognizing strengths, addressing bias, and ensuring equal opportunities for students with disabilities. (Pexels).

Students with disabilities continue to face barriers that go beyond academics. Many school counselors say that unconscious bias, outdated assumptions, and unequal expectations still shape how some students are treated in classrooms and school activities. While schools have made significant progress toward inclusion, experts agree that bias can quietly influence opportunities, discipline, and even student confidence. Understanding these challenges is the first step toward creating schools where every child has the chance to succeed.

1. Lower Academic Expectations Can Limit Student Growth

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