The Author : Gerard Giordano is a research professor at the University of North Florida. He is the author of two tests, nearly two hundred articles and book chapters, as well as seven books, including, most recently, Twentieth-Century Textbook Wars (Peter Lang, 2003), Wartime Schools (Peter Lang, 2004), and, How Testing Came to Dominate American Schools (Peter Lang, 2005).
American Special Education. A History of Early Political Advocacy
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- Nombre de pages241
- ISBN978-0-8204-8695-6
- EAN9780820486956
- Date de parution01/06/2007
- ÉditeurPeter Lang
Résumé
This book is an account of the epic struggle for special education in America's schools. It chronicles the actions of community leaders, families, caregivers, instructors, physicians, scientists, lawyers, judges, lawmakers, businesspersons, journalists, social activists, and persons with disabilities. It details the creation of facilities in which special learners would be safe, productive, independent, respected, and self-fulfilled.
The book discusses techniques for assessing the presence, scope, and etiology of disabilities. Finally, American Special Education describes novel, sometimes expensive, and frequently controversial interventions, and places each development within the remarkable confluence of social and political circumstances that propelled the transformation of special education.
The book discusses techniques for assessing the presence, scope, and etiology of disabilities. Finally, American Special Education describes novel, sometimes expensive, and frequently controversial interventions, and places each development within the remarkable confluence of social and political circumstances that propelled the transformation of special education.
