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Down Syndrome
  • Investigating the Literacy, Language and Memory Skills of Children with Down's Syndrome. Angela Byrne, Sue Buckley, John MacDonald and Gillian Bird. The Down Syndrome Research and Practice, (June 1995), Vol. 3 (2) 53-58.
     
  • Learning to Read at an Early Age. Erik A B de Graaf. The Down Syndrome Educational Trust, Down Syndrome Research and Practice, (1993), Vol. 1 (2), 87-90.
     
  • Teaching Children with Down's Syndrome to Read. Sue Buckley and Gillian Bird. The Down Syndrome Educational Trust, Down Syndrome Research and Practice, (1993), Vol. 1 (1), 34-39.
     
  • Learning the hard way: Avoidance strategies in young children with Down’s Syndrome. The Down Syndrome Educational Trust, Down Syndrome Research and Practice, (1993), Vol. 1 (2), 47-55.
     
  • Reading and writing for individuals with Down’s syndrome – An overview. Sue Buckley. The Down syndrome Educational Trust, Down Syndrome Research and Practice, (2001), Vol. 2 (6), 1-6 and 20-21.

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Inclusion

  • Cool Headphones for Effective Prompts. Supporting Students and Adults in Work and Community Environments, Michael Post, Keith Storey and Michele Karabin. Teaching Exceptional Children, (Jan./Feb. 2002), 60-65.
     
  • Creating Instructional Rubrics for Inclusive Classrooms, Catherine R. Whittaker, Spencer J. Salend, Devon Duhaney. Journal, Teaching Exceptional Children, (2001), Vol. 34, No.2.
     
  • Enhancing Self-Management in Students with Mental Retardation: Extrinsic versus Intrinsic Procedures, Katherine Bakken Firman, Paul Beare and Robert Loyd. Journal and Training in Mental Retardation and Development Disabilities, (2002), Vol. 37 (2), 163-171.
     
  • Grading Students in Inclusive Settings. Spencer J. Salend, Laurel M. Duhaney. Journal, Teaching Exceptional Children, (2002), Vol. 34, No. 3, 8-15.
     
  • Strategies and Resources to Evaluate the Impact of Inclusion Programs on Students. Spencer J. Salend. (May 2000). Intervention, 35, 264 ñ 270, 289. www.powerof2.org/feature/index.

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Literacy

  • Literacy Instruction for People with Mental Retardation: Historical Highlights and Contemporary Analysis, Journal of Education and Training in Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, (2000) Vol. 35, 3-15.

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Secondary Students

  • Implementation of Self-Determination Activities and Student Participation in I.E.P.’s. Christina Mason, Vol. 70, No. 4, pp. 441-451. 2004, Council for Exceptional Children.

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Website Links

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Other

  • Enhancing Independent Internet Access for Individuals with Mental Retardation through the use of a Specialized Web Browser: A Pilot Study, Daniel K. Davies and Steven E. Stock. Journal of Education and Training in Metal Retardation and Development Disabilities, (2001) Vol. 36 (1), 107-113.
     
  • Paraprofessional Staff Teaching Adults with Mental Retardation, Timo Salovita and Ulla Lehtinen. Journal of Education and Training in Mental Retardation and Development Disabilities, (2001), Vol. 36 (1), 103-106.
     
  • Meeting the needs of Students with Severe and/or Multiple Disabilities (medically fragile students). Special Needs Technology Assessment Resource Support Team (START), Annapolis Valley Regional School Board.
     
  • Self-determination and the education of students with disabilities.
    Michael Wehmeyer, September 2002 www.ericec.org/digests/E632

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