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Inclusive Education: Is It a Real Option in Australian Schools?

By Phillipa J Eagle, M.Ed  | Literacy specialist and educator, 40+ years teaching across primary, secondary and tertiary  |  Published 29 Oct 2026 In this article What inclusive education really means, and why placement alone isn’t inclusion. Neurodiversity vs neurodivergent: the difference Whether inclusion is realistic, including what’s changing in WA Eight practical commitments for

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Does Your Child Need an Individual Education Plan (IEP)? A Parent’s Guide for WA

By Phillipa J Eagle, M.Ed  |  Literacy specialist and educator, 40+ years teaching across primary, secondary and tertiary  |  Published 18/October 2026 In this guide What an Individual Education Plan (IEP) is, and how it works in WA schools Whether your child needs one, and how to ask, What a good IEP should include, with

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My Child Has Been Diagnosed With Dyslexia. What Now

By Phillipa J Eagle, M.Ed. | Literacy specialist and | Literacy 40+ years teaching across primary, secondary and tertiary | Published 12th Oct 2026 In this article What your child’s psychologist report actually meansWhat dyslexia is, what it isn’t, and whether it gets betterHow school support works in WA, including documented plansHow to help your

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