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Contains both background information and field-tested recommendations to help teachers, parents, administrators, and support personnel work together as collaborators and in teams. Part I presents material on context, with chapters on theory, research, and diversity, while chapters in Part II focus on processes for problem solving, communication, assessment, and technology management. Part III explores issues surrounding content, such as planning for inclusion, related services, and professional development. Includes key terms, focus questions, reviews, and activities. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
This text investigates the essential frameworks and collaborative strategies required to effectively support students with special needs within inclusive educational environments. The authors, drawing on their expertise in special education and school administration, synthesize theoretical research with practical, field-tested methodologies. The book provides a structured approach for teachers, parents, and support staff to navigate the complexities of team-based problem solving and inclusive planning.
What You Will Find
The text serves as a comprehensive manual for practitioners seeking to formalize collaborative practices in school settings. Its focus on actionable, field-tested recommendations makes it a standard reference for educators and administrators managing diverse student populations.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
1998-11-23
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205290655
ISBN-13:
9780205290659
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