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Teaching Children with Disabilities


"And all thy children shall be taught of the Lord, and great shall be the peace of thy children." 3 Nephi 22:13, italics added

The Lord has given Primary leaders an important charge to teach the gospel of Jesus Christ to all children, including those who have disabilities. Like all other children, those who have disabilities can be touched by the Spirit and blessed by caring teachers and leaders in Primary. Integrating children with disabilities into Primary offers unique opportunities for spiritual growth and development for the disabled children, for the other children, and for their leaders. Children with disabilities have the same needs as all children: they need to feel loved, accepted, and understood; they need to feel the Spirit as they learn about the Savior and His gospel; and they need to participate successfully in Primary. Children with disabilities also need to feel the joy that comes from serving others.


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