Creating and funding school buildings that promote the inclusion of pupils with behaviour problems

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In the course of her work as a behaviour consultant and teacher, the author has access to many different types of educational settings, both private and under LEA control, in the UK and Belgium. In all cases, it is apparent how a sympathetic physical environment can reduce alienation and encourage social inclusion, especially with regard to difficult behaviour. Once this viewpoint has been reached then there are funding implications which this present review considers and researches for UK educational establishments.

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