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Østern, Tone Pernille; Øyen, Elen – Journal of Dance Education, 2014
This study reflects on a research and development project between two dance practitioners, one of them a wheelchair user, working together to develop pedagogical design within teacher education at a university in Norway. The aim of the authors is to encourage student teachers toward becoming inclusive and brave teachers who define diversity among…
Descriptors: Instructional Design, Dance Education, Inclusion, Attitudes toward Disabilities
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Baglieri,Susan; Knopf,Janice H. – Journal of Learning Disabilities, 2004
Inclusion practices and special education can be transformed by using a disability studies perspective, which constructs differences as natural, acceptable, and ordinary. Although inclusion is a moral imperative in promoting social justice, some inclusive practices continue to marginalize students with disabilities. A truly inclusive school…
Descriptors: School Culture, Justice, Inclusive Schools, Attitudes toward Disabilities
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Swanson, Terri Cooper – Intervention in School and Clinic, 2005
Children with learning and behavior problems often have difficulty getting through their day, to a great extent because they have difficulty organizing themselves and understanding the organization of the environment around them. Neurotypical children and adults organize themselves in many ways by using calendars, planners, lists, and so forth.…
Descriptors: Visual Aids, Disabilities, Behavior Problems, Attitudes toward Disabilities
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Obani, Tim; Doherty, Jim – Educational Studies, 1987
Reports study examining the way in which age, sex, nationality, and attitude to the disabled affected the level of understanding achieved by a group of British and Nigerian adolescents about the rehabilitation of disabled individuals. Finds that age is the most important factor, sex somewhat important, and attitude not important. (Author/AEM)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Attitude Measures, Attitudes toward Disabilities, Concept Formation
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Waldman, H. Barry; Perlman, Steven P. – Mental Retardation, 2002
This article examines why it is difficult for individuals with disabilities to obtain dental services. It discusses inadequate preparation of dentists, cultural norms that create social, attitudinal, economic, and environmental barriers, and limited participation in the Medicaid dental program. The need for changes in dental school curricula is…
Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Adults, Attitudes toward Disabilities, Children
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Grossman, Shana R. – TESOL Journal, 1998
Discusses the nature of special education in Central America and the Caribbean, including policies, programs, definitions, and attitudes regarding disabilities. Also highlights factors in mainstream education that may be related to U.S. educators' perceptions of disabilities and offers recommendations for U.S. educators, especially…
Descriptors: Attitudes toward Disabilities, Cultural Differences, Disabilities, Diversity (Student)