Beschrijving
This student workbook and study guide complements the core content presented in "Human Exceptionality: Society, School, and Family" by Hardman, Drew, Egan, and Wolf. Crafted by Stuart E. Schwartz, the resource serves as a valuable companion for students navigating the complexities of human exceptionality. It offers a variety of engaging exercises and thought-provoking questions designed to deepen understanding and facilitate meaningful discussions about the role of exceptional individuals in society and their experiences within educational settings and families.
Designed for both individual study and collaborative learning experiences, the workbook emphasizes real-world applications and encourages students to reflect on concepts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. With its structured activities and comprehensive review elements, this guide not only reinforces the primary text but also enhances critical thinking skills essential for future educators and advocates in the field of special education and human services.
Designed for both individual study and collaborative learning experiences, the workbook emphasizes real-world applications and encourages students to reflect on concepts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. With its structured activities and comprehensive review elements, this guide not only reinforces the primary text but also enhances critical thinking skills essential for future educators and advocates in the field of special education and human services.
Boekdetails
Formaat
Paperback
Pagina's
155 pagina's
Taal
Engels
Gepubliceerd
jan. 1, 1990
Uitgever
Allyn & Bacon
Editie
3rd
ISBN-10
0205123759
ISBN-13
9780205123759