JAASEP SPRING/SUMMER 2009

JAASEP – Research Based Journal in Special Education Part 54 of 66
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Table of Contents

The Relationship Between Childhood Traumatic Experiences and Gang-Involved Delinquent Behavior in Adolescent Boys

What Do Brothers and Sisters Think? An Investigation of Expectations of Siblings with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Investigating Secondary Special Educator’s Perception of Interagency Collaboration

Resistance to Change: Overcoming Institutional and Individual Limitations for Improving Student Behavior Through PLCs

Preparing Students with Moderate/Severe Disabilities for Employment

Academic Interventions Implemented to Teach Students with Emotional Disturbance

From LD to Degree- Effective techniques for the Student with a Learning Disability


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All parts in this series

9 parts, in order

  1. The Relationship Between Childhood Traumatic Experiences and Gang-Involved Delinquent Behavior in Adolescent Boys
  2. What Do Brothers and Sisters Think? An Investigation of Expectations of Siblings with Autism Spectrum Disorders
  3. Investigating Secondary Special Educator’s Perception of Interagency Collaboration
  4. Resistance to Change: Overcoming Institutional and Individual Limitations for Improving Student Behavior Through PLCs
  5. Preparing Students with Moderate/Severe Disabilities for Employment
  6. Academic Interventions Implemented to Teach Students with Emotional Disturbance
  7. From LD to Degree: Effective techniques for the Student with a Learning Disability
  8. Teaching Spelling to Singaporean Chinese Children with Dysorthographia in English Language: Lexical Versus Lexical Phonological Approach
  9. The Effectiveness of Narrative Story-Telling as an Intervention Strategy to Improve the Narrative Speech of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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