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Rural views on community and the inclusion of students with disabilities: “They’re Community Members”

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By James Clifton, Patton College, Jacqueline J. Yahn
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, , & (2026) Rural views on community and the inclusion of students with disabilities: “They’re Community Members”. Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs, 26, e70126. Available from: https://doi.org/10.1111/1471-3802.70126 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT This article is solely the work of the above authors; they have no conflicts of interest to report. DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The data are not publicly available due to privacy or ethical restrictions.
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From chaos to cohesion: lessons for changemakers in a shifting world

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By James Clifton
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So, the start point for most questions nowadays seems to be Chat GPT. If you ask it why is the world more chaotic it cites; that you see everything happening everywhere, faster change creates instability, social media amplifies conflict, real global challenges are piling up and institutions are struggling to keep up.
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Insights for Leaders: Turning chaos to coherence in a shifting world

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By James Clifton
| Business Age
These days, it seems that every question starts with ChatGPT. Ask why the world is more turbulent, and it cites: we’re exposed to everything, everywhere, all at once. Rapid shifts unsettle the status quo, social media magnifies disputes, global challenges are mounting, and institutions are struggling to keep pace. But if you ask why the world feels turbulent, the answer shifts: information overload, relentless change, visible conflict, and stretched human systems all contribute to rising stress.
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