Restructuring Special Education Services

Author:

Evans Donnie W.1,Harris Deborah M.2,Adeigbola Maria2,Houston Debra3,Argott Liz4

Affiliation:

1. Leadership Training Institute for Special Education Administrators, University of South Florida

2. Department of Special Education, University of South Florida

3. State of Florida Bureau of Education for Exceptional Students

4. Exceptional Student Education, Hillsborough County School District, Florida

Abstract

Research and reform in special education has focused on the inclusion of students with disabilities in general education settings. Collaboration and consultation strategies, including cooperative teaching and cooperative consultation, are among the strategies being used to facilitate integration. Site-based management and shared decision-making are now being used widely in the general education community to bring about school improvement. An opportunity exists for aligning reform efforts in special education and general education. In this paper we review the philosophical, political, policy challenges encountered in the institution of collaborative teaching for serving students with disabilities in public schools engaged in substantive general education reform. Strategies for confronting and overcoming these challenges are also presented, as well as research methods for collecting evaluative data.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

Education

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