Beyond Textbooks: A Rationale for a More Inclusive Use of Literature in Preservice Special Education Teacher Programs

Beyond Textbooks: A Rationale for a More Inclusive Use of Literature in Preservice Special Education Teacher Programs

The role of any teacher education program in the field of special education has been to prepare its graduates to become successful classroom teachers. Teacher education programs have constantly searched for the best available practices to educate future teachers. Historically, textbooks have been th...

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Veröffentlicht in:Teacher education and special education 2002-04, Vol.25 (2), p.114-123
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Attitude Change
Beliefs
Bibliotherapy
Disabilities
Elementary Secondary Education
Experiential Learning
Higher Education
Literature
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