The idea of inclusive education versus integrative education has become the new frontier in the educational space with familiar battle lines shaped between the Ministry of Education and teachers.Inclusive education looks at integrating students with disabilities and on the various neurodivergent (people who process information in a way that is not typical for their age) spectrums, which includes autism, in the ‘normal classroom’ and not segregated away in special education centers. Sponsored | Article continues belowThere is no denying that the modern classroom is changing and we need to change along with it. Sponsored | Article continues belowThe fostering of diverse inclusive classrooms would demand empathetic, cooperative classrooms that reduce stigma and discrimination. From differentiation for slower and diverse learners as well as being able to create inclusive lessons for inclusive classrooms. Sponsored | Article continues belowAre we going to send neuro diverse students into the lion’s den?