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Title: Educator Alexis Mapa Launches National Inclusive Education Initiative with Groundbreaking Research and Curriculum Plan

 United States, 29th Apr 2025 – Alexis Clarisse M. Mapa, a licensed educator and specialist in inclusive education, spearheads a transformative initiative to improve special education across the United States. Her endeavor, “A Professional Curriculum Development Plan for Inclusive Classrooms,” proposes an adaptable, evidence-based curriculum that integrates students with disabilities into mainstream learning environments, offering a sustainable pathway to educational equity and long-term societal benefit.With over seven years of experience in both Philippine and U.S. classrooms and licensure in three U.S. states, Mapa’s professional journey is driven by a single vision: creating inclusive classrooms where every learner, regardless of ability, is given the opportunity to thrive. Her current role as a Special Education Teacher at Robidoux Middle School in Missouri reflects her dedication to collaborative instruction and individualized support.At the heart of her national rollout proposal is her peer-reviewed and published study titled “Future-Proof Instructional Materials for Learners with Special Needs,” featured in the American Journal of Educational Research (Vol. 11, Issue 5, 2023). This research has been lauded for its empirical rigor and practical impact.The study centers on developing and validating multimedia-based instructional materials tailored for learners with disabilities who struggle with applying academic knowledge. Drawing on a blend of constructivist learning theory, Situated Learning Theory, Flow Theory, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Mapa designed innovative teaching tools that:Promote active, hands-on learning through visual, auditory, and tactile instruction,Increase learner engagement and attention span through multimedia formats,Offe...


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