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The authors used in depth interviews with nine parents to gain an understanding of their experiences and perceptions in their quest for an inclusive education for their children with disabilities. All parents saw inclusive education as a basic right.
Read MoreA mother shares her delight at seeing the way her four children use their different attributes, talents and character traits.
Read MoreService brokerage has been identified as a mechanism to achieve the empowerment of individuals with disabilities.
Read MoreTransition is a process of changing from one state, activity or place to another. This article recognises that transition is a process and not a program. It identifies the critical features in effective transition, including the need for Individual Transition Planning (ITP).
Read MoreThe article opens with an analysis of the term,"inclusion" and its related themes. There is a discussion on how inclusion calls for collaborative planning and program development in a school's infrastructure. The article also details a three part process for effective inclusion.
Read MoreThis is a great article which looks at the outcomes of nondisabled students in schools.
Read MoreThis is a brochure promoting Inclusive Communities. It is designed to challenge community organisations and individuals to provide leadership in the inclusion of people with a disability into their community, particularly through promoting the seven arguments for community inclusion listed in the brochure.
Read MoreThis is a very interesting article which examines a real relationship between Rhonda and Lynette. As an advocate, Rhonda is regularly doing something on behalf of Lynette on important issues such as health and safety.
Read MoreThis article takes the form of a case study of Souhegan High School in New Hampshire. Souhegan has become a fully inclusive high school via the means of three program components which are detailed in the article. One of these components includes "Essential Questions.
Read MoreMuch of the roots of social role valorisation theory lies in this work. While it is a theoretical piece, the author's arguments and the structure of the book are very clear. The author analyses what is known as the 'labelling approach' to deviance.
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