Placing Children in Special Education : a Strategy for Equity.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington :
National Academies Press,
1982.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Placing Children in Special Education: A Strategy for Equity
- Copyright
- Contents
- PREFACE
- REPORT OF THE PANEL
- 1 Introduction: Disproportion in Special Education
- THE EXTENT OF EMR DISPROPORTION IN AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
- POTENTIAL CAUSES OF DISPROPORTION IN EMR PROGRAMS
- Legal and Administrative Requirements
- Characteristics of Students
- Quality of the Instruction Received
- Possible Biases in the Assessment Process
- Characteristics of the Home and Family Environment
- Broader Historical and Cultural Contexts
- DISPROPORTION: PROBLEMATIC OR SYMPTOMATIC?A LOOK AHEAD
- 2 Placement in Special Education: Historical Developments and Current Procedures
- WHO ARE THE CHILDREN CLASSIFIED AS EMR?
- Some Descriptive Information About the EMR Population
- Age
- Sex
- Socioeconomic Status, Ethnicity, and Sociocultural Factors
- Biosocial Characteristics
- HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
- Origins of Special Education
- Intelligence Testing for Placement of Mentally Retarded Students
- Developments in the Special Education System
- Disproportionate Placement of Minorities and Court DecisionsMainstreaming in Regular Classes
- Federal Legislation and the Rights of the Handicapped
- CURRENT PROCEDURES IN EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT
- A Description of the Placement Process
- Factors Influencing the Placement Process
- The Effects of the Placement Process on Minority Students
- 3 Assessment: Issues and Methods
- COMPREHENSIVE INDIVIDUAL ASSESSMENT
- IQ Testing: Controversies, Implications, and Alternatives
- The Nature-Nurture Issue
- The Issue of Test Validity
- The Issue of Racial and Cultural BiasBias in the Test Situation
- Item Bias
- Differential Prediction
- Conclusion
- Alternative Measures of Intellectual Functioning
- Conclusions
- Individual Measures Outside the Intellectual Domain
- Biomedical Measures
- Adaptive Behavior Scales
- COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT IN CONTEXT: A TWO-PHASE PROCESS
- SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
- 4 Effective Instruction for Mildly Mentally Retarded Children
- EVIDENCE ON EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION FOR MILDLY MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN
- The Question of Setting
- Features of Effective InstructionAcademic Outcomes
- Social Outcomes
- Cognitive Process Skills
- CONCLUSIONS
- Instructional Setting
- Categorical Labeling
- SUMMARY AND SOME CAUTIONS
- Masking Individual Differences
- Unknown Effects on Other Children
- Behavioral Bias in Research
- Evaluation Criteria
- Conclusion
- 5 New Approaches to Assessment and Instruction
- MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS: PRINCIPLES OF RESPONSIBILITY
- Alternative Strategies Within the Regular Classroom
- Implications for Implementation
- Suggested Research