2005
DOI: 10.4135/9781483329253
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Accessing the General Curriculum: Including Students with Disabilities in Standards-Based Reform

Abstract: MS. MACK: This is Mary Mack from the University of Minnesota. I am going to introduce the call and deal with some housekeeping details. Then I am going to turn it over to Ann Clapper, who is an Associate Director for the National Center on Secondary Education and Transition here at the University of Minnesota. And Ann will introduce the speakers and we will get going. It sounds like we have a lot of people on the line and I am really excited about that. The title of today's teleconference is Accessing the Gene… Show more

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“…2000;Kameenui & Simmons, 1999;Nolet & McLaughlin, 2000). Wchmeyer and colleagues (Wehmeyer, Lance, &: Bashinski, 2002;Wehmeyer, Lattin, & Agran, 2001) proposed tv/o types of curriculum modifications-curriculum adaptations and cttrriculun} augrnentations-that can be implemented to promote student access.…”
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“…2000;Kameenui & Simmons, 1999;Nolet & McLaughlin, 2000). Wchmeyer and colleagues (Wehmeyer, Lance, &: Bashinski, 2002;Wehmeyer, Lattin, & Agran, 2001) proposed tv/o types of curriculum modifications-curriculum adaptations and cttrriculun} augrnentations-that can be implemented to promote student access.…”
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“…Although several models conceptualize how to promote access to the general education curriculum for students with disabilities (see Nolet & McLaughlin, 2000), only a few (Dymond & Orelove, 2001;Ford, Davern, & Schnorr, 2001;Janney & Snell, 2004;Wehmeyer, Lance, & Bashinski, 2002) explicitly address the needs of students with severe disabilities.…”
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“…Qui plus est, les réponses individualisées sont plus coûteuses en termes de temps et de ressources humaines (Nolet et McLaughlin, 2005). Dans l'ensemble, cette modalité de fonctionnement présenterait des limites importantes sur le plan de l'efficacité (Hougthon et Fovet, 2012).…”
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