2000
DOI: 10.1080/0163638000210217
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Infusing Special Education Content Into Teacher Education Courses

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“…In response to recommendations from NAEYC, DEC/CEC, and NBPTS, a recent national trend involves unifymg curricula from the fields of early childhood education and early childhood special education (McMurray-Schwarz & Baum, 2000). These organizations advocate for the inclusion of children with special needs in programs traditionally servmg typically developmg children.…”
Section: Early Cmdhood Teacher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In response to recommendations from NAEYC, DEC/CEC, and NBPTS, a recent national trend involves unifymg curricula from the fields of early childhood education and early childhood special education (McMurray-Schwarz & Baum, 2000). These organizations advocate for the inclusion of children with special needs in programs traditionally servmg typically developmg children.…”
Section: Early Cmdhood Teacher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tutkijat ovat esittäneet, että yksittäisen erityispedagogiikan kurssin lisääminen tutkintoon ei sellaisenaan riitä, vaan erityispedagogista sisältöä tulisi integroida useisiin yleisopetuksen kursseihin (Brown ym., 2008). Myös varhaiskasvatuksen opettajankoulutuksen osalta tutkijat ovat suositelleet vuorovaikutuksen lisäämistä erityisopettajaopiskelijoiden (D'Agostino & Douglas, 2022;McMurray-Schwarz & Baum, 2000) ja laajemmin muun opettajankoulutuksen kanssa, sillä mahdollisuus tähän yhteistyöhön on yksi yliopistollisen koulutuksen vahvuuksista (Karila ym., 2013).…”
Section: Opettajien Erityispedagoginen Osaaminen Varhaiskasvatuksessaunclassified
“…In essence, standardized patients have become standardized parents, where carefully trained volunteers portray parents, allowing teachers to practice how they engage with parents during simulated parent-teacher conferences. This pedagogy allows teacher preparation institutions to extend beyond the traditionally vague and rote references to the importance of parent-teacher communication (Epstein, 2005;Ferrara & Ferrara, 2005;Lawrence-Lightfoot, 2003;MacLure & Walker, 2000;McMurray-Schwarz & Baum, 2000). Instead, novice teachers are provided with multiple opportunities to interact with standardized parents who simulate a variety of scholastic and sociocultural contexts.…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%