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For more than three decades, the inclusion of children with disabilities in early childhood education settings has been developing worldwide in educational research, policy, and real-world practice. The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of a Special Needs Inclusive Practices Credential Program with early educators working in the southeastern region of the United States. Researchers used the  Inclusive Classroom Profile (ICP)  with a pre-post research design to measure inclusive practice change. Initial results from this study revealed a statistically significant effect on all but two items for the initial cohorts (i.e. 1 and 2). After revising the PD for cohort 3 the analyses did not identify any items from the ICP that were not statistically significant. Importantly the overall analyses (including all 3 cohorts), revealed a statistically significant for within subjects on the total pre- and post-test score of the  Inclusive Classroom Profile  (ICP TM ) (2016), Wilk’s Lambda = .49,  F  (1, 82) = 83.92,  p  = .000. The analysis did not identify any items that did not result in a statistically significant change between pre and post evaluations of all cohorts.

Professional credential program: impacting early childhood inclusive learning environments