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Critical Reflections About Students With Special Needs: Stories from the Classroom - Couverture souple

Coots, Jennifer J.; Stout, Kristin

 
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Synopsis

100 vignettes based on real-life classroom challenges are useful for guiding critical reflections on effective teaching and are linked to the CEC Professional Standards for special education teachers. 

 

Each vignette provides a brief synopsis of challenges experienced by both novice and experienced teachers as they attempt to implement the information they have learned about effective teaching practices.  Using the ten categories in the CEC standards for knowledge and skills, questions for reflections have been developed and carefully referenced for each vignette.  These vignettes are designed to be used as a teaching tool for pre-service students or beginning teachers.  By providing guided discussions, students are able to brainstorm possible solutions to the challenges presented when teachers attempt to apply general best practice standards in particular classroom situations.  Given their brevity, instructors can present these vignettes within a class session and use them to promote active learning.  This resource also provides ideas for implementing and utilizing these vignettes to promote active learning within the course structure. 

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À propos de l'auteur

Jennifer J. Coots, PhD, is coordinator of the Master of

Science in Special Education program at California State

University, Long Beach.  She learned about the need for

effective problem solving skills as a classroom teacher

and teacher trainer.  As director of a longitudinal

research project, she learned about the power of

qualitative methods.  This text brings together those

areas of interest.

 

Kristin Stout, M.S., draws upon her 10 years of

experiences as a classroom teacher in both general

education and special education to currently teach courses

for the Education Specialist Credential program at

California State University, Long Beach.  As a private

consultant, she works closely with families and schools to

support students in inclusive placements.

À propos de la quatrième de couverture

100 vignettes based on real-life classroom challenges are useful for guiding critical reflections on effective teaching and are linked to the CEC Professional Standards for special education teachers.

  • Vignettes draw upon real-life challenges encountered in the field of special education by both novice and veteran teachers as they attempt to apply best practice standards in particular classroom situations. 
  • Each vignette is brief, making them ideal for use as a teaching tool during a class session.
  • The vignettes are arranged according to the ten categories of the CEC Professional Standards so that instructors can be sure that specific knowledge and skills are covered.
  • Each vignette presents a challenge and guided questions that allow instructors to guide students through the reflective process.

 What Reviewers Are Saying…

 

“I like the way each of the chapters corresponded to the CEC standards.  Especially for programs like ours that try to align with these standards, this is very useful and comprehensive.”

~Elizabeth Cramer, Florida International University

 

“The vignettes provided relate directly to the social, political, legal, and historical foundations of Special Education.  The questions included for each vignette are thought provoking and useful in enhancing the critical thinking process.”

~Joe M. Blackbourn, University of Mississippi

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