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Inclusive and Supportive Education Congress 1st - 4th August 2005. Glasgow, Scotland |
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A19 / Symposium / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug /
Room TBC
Changing Approaches with Children who Challenge
Lead Author:
Mike Blamires, Canterbury Christ Church University College, England
A36 / Symposium / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug /
Room TBC
The Incredible Power of SmartReading: Using Cognitive and
Metacognitive Strategies in Literacy Learning and Inclusion of Students
Lead
Author: Susan Close, School District 40, New Westminster, Canada
I09 / Symposium / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug /
Room TBC
School renewal and inclusive education: Australian, Canadian
and US perspectives on the relationship of overall school improvement and the
creation of inclusive schools
Lead Author: Tim Loreman, Concordia University
College of Alberta, Canada
I17 / Symposium / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug /
Room TBC
Towards an Inclusive Curriculum in Europe
Lead Author: Ewald
Feyerer, Institute of Inclusive Education, Austria
I29 / Symposium / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug /
Room TBC
Inclusion and Teachers' Burnout - Barriers to Successful
Inclusion
Lead Author: Shunit Reiter, University of Haifa, Israel
A03 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Brief Group Interventions: An Alternative Way to Develop Maladjusted Students in Campus
Lead Author: Noor Azniza Ishak, Northern University of Malaysia, MalaysiaThe impact of domestic violence on students: Implications for inclusionary practices
Lead Author: Lucia Williams, Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, BrazilThe role of professional training in the effective provision for children and adults with ASD
Lead Author: Aline-Wendy Dunlop, University of Strathclyde, Scotland
A11 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Description and Evaluation of a Teaching Program to Develop Acquatic Motor Skills in Patients Suffering from Medullar Lesions
Lead Author: Maria Benedita Lima Pardo, Federal University of Sergipe, BrazilInclusion of students with physical disabilities in municipal schools in Campinas: management issues
Lead Author: Lucia Reily, Puc-Campinas and Unicamp, BrazilPeter, Katie and Billy
Lead Author: Phil Bayliss, University of Exeter, England
A24 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Precocious Young Learners: They'll get on in spite of me
Lead Author: Margaret Sutherland, University of Glasgow, ScotlandSuccessful Pedagogy for Governor's Honors Students (Gifted) Participating in Education Minor: An Application of Successful Intelligence
Lead Author: James Reffel, Valdosta State University, USAParadigm shifts in inclusive and gifted education
Lead Author: Chris Smith, University of Glasgow, Scotland
A33 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Feasibility and Validity of a Parent-Child Group Model of Early Intervention for Children With and Without Disabilities
Lead Author: Jeanette McCollum, University of Illinois, USAThe effectiveness of classroom wide interventions on young children's preliteracy skills
Lead Author: Mary Louise Hemmeter, University of Illinois, USAPreparing Early Childhood Special Educators to Work with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students
Lead Author: Vivian Correa, University of Florida, USA
C03 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
An analysis of teachers' and head teachers' beliefs about inclusive education in Turkey
Lead Author: Hakan Sari, Selcuk University, TurkeyThe construction of exclusion social and educational process in young people: a focus on Cantabria youth
Lead Author: Teresa Susinos, University of Cantabria, SpainTeacher and Parent Beliefs about the Nature of Disabling Barriers: Implications for Practice
Lead Author: Kathryn Underwood, OISE/University of Toronto, Canada
I02 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
The grassroots community in the vanguard of inclusion: The Rwandan perspective
Lead Author: Evariste Karangwa, Centre for Disability, Special Needs Education & Child Care, BelgiumLegislation, Policy and Practices that Support Inclusive Education within the European Union
Lead Author: Evangelia Zaimi, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USAInclusion: Policy and Management (Russian Perspective)
Lead Author: Irina Pervova, St Petersburg State University, Russia
X01 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
A Field-Based Special Education Assessment and Training Center
Lead Author: Thomas B Pierce, University of Nevada Las Vegas, USAExploring Narrative Assessment to Promote Empowerment of Educators and Parents of Children with Special Education Needs
Lead Author: Joy Cullen, Massey University, New ZealandWhere Does Authentic Assessment Really Fit?
Lead Author: Carol Oberg, University of La Verne, USA
X17 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Visual Arts Provision for Additional Support Needs in Scotland and Finland, a Comparative Study
Lead Author: Terhi Asikainen, University of Strathclyde, FinlandFacilitating Special Educators' Understanding of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Families
Lead Author: Nancy M Sileo, University of Nevada Las Vegas, USAClassroom Management in the Elementary Inclusive Classroom: Teaching Students to Problem Solve
Lead Author: Ann Daunic, University of Florida, USA
X34 / Individual Papers / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
Enhancing pedagogy in isolated school communities by the use of information communications technologies
Lead Author: Chris Forlin, Edith Cowan University, AustraliaEvaluating Software for Use by Students with Disabilities to Foster Inclusion in General Education
Lead Author: Kyle Higgins, University of Nevada Las Vegas, USAUsing Electronic Performance Support Systems for Students in Inclusive Settings
Lead Author: Kevin Miller, University of Central Florida, USA
P05 / Seminar / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Writing for Publication in the NASEN Journals
Lead Author:
Richard Byers, University of Cambridge, England
X09 / Seminar / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Towards the Inclusive Local Education Authority (LEA)
Lead
Author: Diane Whalley, North West SEN Regional Partnership, England
X29 / Workshop / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
How Identifying Your Learning Style can Enhance Student
Learning
Lead Author: Sally Winterton, West Chester University of
Pennsylvania, USA
P16 / Round Table / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room TBC
The Swedish Institute for Special Needs Education: A presentation of our core activity to provide advice and support to the Swedish municipalities
Lead Author: Gertrud Ek, Swedish Institute for Special Needs Education, SwedenConstruction of a Regional Coalition for Inclusive Education
Lead Author: Paul Kohl, Edmonton Regional Coalition for Inclusive Education, CanadaA study of the school inclusion proposal regarding Goias' state network, in the municipal district of Goiania, Brazil - an educational public policy
Lead Author: Dulce Barros de Almeida, Federal University of the State of Goias, Brazil
A41 / Poster / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Children with visual impairments and acquisition of different
concepts
Lead Author: Maria Amelia Almeida, Federal University of Sao
Carlos, Brazil
A45 / Poster / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
An Investigation of Newly Qualified Teachers Preparation for
Inclusion of Children with ASD
Lead Author: Allison Goddard, University
College Winchester, England
C16 / Poster / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Teachers' perspectives of the school roles of children with and
without disabilities
Lead Author: Jacqueline Specht, University of Western
Ontario, Canada
X40 / Poster / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Evaluation onf the effectiveness in a teachers' educational program
for the attention to the cultural diversity
Lead Author: Pilar Arnaiz
Sanchez, University of Murcia, Spain
X46 / Poster / Session 1, 14:30, 1 Aug / Room
TBC
Graphic Organizers: A Strategy for Increasing Achievement in Today's
Inclusive Classrooms
Lead Author: Eileen Sabbatino, St Joseph's University,
USA
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