In Widening the Circle , Mara Sapon-Shevin, a professor of education at Syracuse University, makes a compelling case that inclusion helps everyone in a school. And by “inclusion,” she seems to mean making room for all possible differences—not just diversity of race, physical ability, and other apparent distinctions, but the “multiple...
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