At the crossroads : special educational needs and teacher education /
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London :
David Fulton Publishers,
1997.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. A Context for Teacher Education and Special Educational Needs / John Dwyfor Davies and Philip Garner
- 3. Modernist Knowledge and Prejudice: Special Educational Needs / David Coulby
- 4. Values, Initial Teacher Education and Special Educational Needs / Linda Thomas
- 5. The Views of Newly Qualified Teachers Concerning SEN Provision in ITE Courses / John Dwyfor Davies and Philip Garner
- 6. Partnership in Initial Teacher Education: Three Case Studies of Special Educational Needs / Pat Dodds, Alexis Taylor and Lynne Thorogood
- 7. From Survival to Reflection: Locating Child Protection in Teacher Education / Anne Sinclair Taylor
- 8. A Different Tale of the Sorcerer's Apprentice: Towards a New Model of Teacher Development in Special Education / Christopher Blake
- 9. Modular Programmes: A Market Response in Troubled Times / Sarah Sandow
- 10. A Whole School Modular Programme for Continuous Professional Development / Diane Fidler.
- 11. Getting it Right: A Case study of a School-based Response to Teacher Development in SEN / Jim Moon
- 12. A Bermuda Triangle for Training: The Case of Severe Learning Difficulties / Viv Hinchcliffe
- 13. Subject-based Study and Professional Development in Special Needs: The Appliance of Sciences / Juliet Edmonds
- 14. Dramatic Liaisons: Collaboration Between Special and Mainstream Schools / Jane Tarr
- 15. The Role of Local Education Authorities in Continuing Professional Development / Morag Bowden
- 16. Professional Development to Meet Special Educational Needs: The Role of the Special Educational Needs Training Consortium (SENTC) / Olga Miller and Malcolm Garner
- 17. A Blueprint for the Future: Special Educational Needs and Teacher Education in the 21st Century / Gary Thomas
- 18. Teacher Education, Special Needs and Inclusive Schooling: Some Lessons from Around the World / Mel Ainscow.