Exceptionality Education International

Exceptionality Education International is intended to provide a forum for scholarly exchange among national and international professionals in education and related disciplines who are involved with students across the spectrum of exceptionality. Our purpose is to present current research and theory and to identify emerging trends and visions for the education of students with exceptionalities. This journal is devoted to the analysis and communication of knowledge concerning exceptional students and methods for meeting their exceptional needs.

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Vol 21, No 2 & 3 (2011)

Table of Contents

Articles

Table of Contents Volume 21 Issue 2 Abstract
EEI Journal 1
Critical Issues in School Transition for Children and their Families Abstract
Hariclia Harriet Petrakos 2-4
Rethinking School Readiness Abstract
Dale C. Farran 5-15
School Readiness for Gifted Children: Considering the Issues Abstract
Marion Porath 16-28
Impact of Impairment on Children with Special Needs at School Entry: Comparison of School Readiness Outcomes in Canada, Australia, and Mexico Abstract
Magdalena Janus 29-44
Starting School with Special Needs: Issues for Families with Complex Support Needs as Their Children Start School Abstract
Sue Dockett, Bob Perry, Emma Kearney 45-61
Parents’ and Teachers’ Perceptions of Transition Practices in Kindergarten Abstract
Hariclia Harriet Petrakos, Joanne Shari Lehrer 62-73
Parent and Child Perceptions of Grade One Children’s Out of School Play Abstract
Joanne Shari Lehrer, Hariclia Harriet Petrakos 74-92
Table of Contents Volume 21 Issue 3 Abstract
EEI Journal 1
Bullying and Victimization among Students in Special Education and General Education Curricula Abstract
Chad A. Rose, Dorothy L. Espelage, Steven R. Aragon, John Elliott 2-14
Practices Adopted by Parents of Children with Dysphasia in Inclusive Primary School Abstract
France Beauregard 15-33
The Relevance of Cultural Sensitivity in Early Intervention Abstract
Emily Gardiner, Carmel French 34-49
The Sentiments, Attitudes, and Concerns about Inclusive Education Revised (SACIE-R) Scale for Measuring Pre-Service Teachers’ Perceptions about Inclusion Abstract
Chris Forlin, Chris Earle, Tim Loreman, Umesh Sharma 50-65
Considering Coherence: Teacher Perceptions of the Competing Agendas of RTI and an Existing Special Education Model Abstract
Angela Pyle 66-81


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