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9781412938945

The Fundamentals of Special Education; A Practical Guide for Every Teacher

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-03-13
  • Publisher: Corwin Pr

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Summary

This guide highlights major concepts in special education-from disability categories, identification issues, and IEPs to appropriate learning environments and the roles general and special educators play.

Table of Contents

About A Practical Approach to Special Education for Every Teacher vii
Acknowledgments
viii
About the Authors xi
Self-Assessment 1 1(4)
Introduction to The Fundamentals of Special Education 5(32)
1. What Is Special Education?
9(2)
2. Why Do We Have Special Education?
11(4)
The Evolution of Special Education
11(1)
Special Education Today
12(1)
Protection Against Discrimination
13(2)
3. Who Receives Special Education?
15(4)
Special Education's Categories
15(4)
4. How Many Students Receive Special Education?
19(2)
Steady Growth
19(1)
Reasons for Growth
20(1)
The Continuing Demand for Special Educators
20(1)
5. How Are Students Identified for Special Education Services?
21(4)
Accommodating Students With Exceptionalities in General Education Classrooms
21(1)
The Special Education Process
22(3)
Determining Eligibility
22(1)
Delivering Special Instruction
22(2)
Evaluating Progress
24(1)
6. What Services Do Special Education Students Receive?
25(2)
Direct Services
25(1)
Indirect Services
26(1)
Related Services
26(1)
7. Where Are Students Taught?
27(2)
Least Restrictive Environment
27(2)
8. How Does Diversity Influence Special Education?
29(4)
Diverse Students
29(2)
Dropping Out
30(1)
Drop-Out Rates of Students With Special Needs
31(1)
Diverse Educational Settings
31(1)
Variations by State
32(1)
9. What About Students Who Are Gifted and Talented?
33(4)
Intellectual Ability
34(1)
Creative Ability
34(1)
Specific Academic Ability
34(1)
Leadership Ability
35(1)
Ability in the Visual and Performing Arts
35(1)
Identifying Gifts and Talents
35(2)
10. Special Education in Perspective 37(2)
11. What Have We Learned? 39(6)
Key Points
39(1)
Key Vocabulary
40(5)
Self-Assessment 2 45(4)
Answer Key for Self-Assessments 49(2)
On Your Own 51(2)
Resources 53(4)
Books
53(1)
Journals and Articles
54(1)
Organizations
55(2)
References 57(2)
Index 59

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