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I'm Special Too--A Classroom Program Promotes Understanding and Acceptance of Handicaps. Materials for Educating Nonhandicapped Students about Their Handicapped Peers.

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Israelson, Jo; And Others – Teaching Exceptional Children, 1980

A teacher of deaf students discusses ways in which she used simulation activities to increase the students' understanding of children with additional handicaps. A second article provides an annotated list of 45 mainstreaming resources for the teacher and the nonhandicapped child, as well as of children's books about handicaps. (CL)

Descriptors: Disabilities, Elementary Secondary Education, Mainstreaming, Peer Acceptance

Simulation Games and World History.

Moss, R. James – Community College Social Science Journal, 1980

Describes the successful use of simulations of the Versailles Conference and the Congress of Vienna to encourage active student involvement in recreating the past. Examines student attitudes toward the simulation technique and provides a selected bibliography of items dealing with simulation and games. (JP)

Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Class Activities, Community Colleges, Course Evaluation