In this groundbreaking book, more than 25 leading scholars and practitioners provide concrete solutions for maximizing African American students' achievement.
In this groundbreaking book, more than 25 leading scholars and practitioners provide concrete solutions for maximizing African American students' achievement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Festus E. Obiakor, Ph.D., is the Chief Executive Manager, Sunny Educational Consulting, Shorewood, Wisconsin. He has served as Department Head and Professor, Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Georgia and The City College of New York, New York. A teacher, scholar, leader, and consultant, he has served as Distinguished Visiting Professor at a variety of universities. He is the author of more than 150 publications, including books, articles, and commentaries; and he has presented papers at many national and international conferences. He serves on the editorial boards of reputable nationally and internationally refereed journals, including Multicultural Learning and Teaching (MLT) in which he serves as Executive Editor. Dr. Obiakor is a leader who has been involved in many landmark scholarly works in the fields of general and special education, with particular focus on African American and other culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) learners and he continues to prescribe multidimensional methods of assessment, teaching, and intervention for these individuals. Based on this premise, Dr. Obiakor created the Comprehensive Support Model (CSM), an intervention model that values the collaborative, consultative, and cooperative energies of students, families, teachers/service providers, communities, and government agencies.
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Foreword - Geneva Gay Preface About the Editors About the Contributors Part I: Foundations of Educational Change 1. School Accountability and Reform: Implications and African Americans With Exceptionalities - Festus E. Obiakor and Bridgie Alexis Ford 2. Legal Foundations of Special Education for African American Learners - Elizabeth A. Dooley and Katherine L. Dooley 3. Functionalizing Assessment for African American Learners in General and Special Education Programs - Cheryl A. Utley 4. Categorization: Impact on African American Learners With Exceptionalities - Angela Stephens McIntosh Part II: Managing Learning Environments 5. Instructional Strategies for African American Learners With Cognitive Disabilities - Helen Bessant Byrd 6. Working With African American Students With Specific Learning Disabilities - Patrick A. Grant and Pauline B. Grant 7. Interventions for African American Learners With Behavioral Problems - Cathy Kea, Gwendolyn Cartledge, and Lisa J. Bowman 8. Maximizing the Learning Potential of African American Learners With Gifts and Talents - Vera I. Daniels 9. Communication Skills of African American Learners With Disabilities - Martha Scott Lue, Cheryl Evans Green, and Shelia Yvette Smalley 10. Developing Self-Empowerment in African American Learners With Special Problems - Festus E. Obiakor Part III: Complementing the School Environment 11. Service Delivery for African American Young Children With Special Needs - Regina Enwefa and Stephen Enwefa 12. African American Families: Equal Partners in General and Special Education - Loretta P. Prater 13. African American Community Resources: Essential Educational Enhancers for African American Children and Youth - Bridgie Alexis Ford 14. Transitioning African American High School Students With Disabilities - Bertina H. Combes and Beth A. Durodoye 15. Teacher-Preparation for African American Exceptional Learners: A Cultural-Historical Approach - Stanley C. Trent 16. Culturally Responsive Leadership for African Americans With Exceptionalities - Darrell L. Williams, Christlyn Frederick-Stanley, and Adell Fair 17. Summary of Comments: Race, Class, Gender, and Exceptionality of African American Learners - Edgar G. Epps Index
Foreword - Geneva Gay Preface About the Editors About the Contributors Part I: Foundations of Educational Change 1. School Accountability and Reform: Implications and African Americans With Exceptionalities - Festus E. Obiakor and Bridgie Alexis Ford 2. Legal Foundations of Special Education for African American Learners - Elizabeth A. Dooley and Katherine L. Dooley 3. Functionalizing Assessment for African American Learners in General and Special Education Programs - Cheryl A. Utley 4. Categorization: Impact on African American Learners With Exceptionalities - Angela Stephens McIntosh Part II: Managing Learning Environments 5. Instructional Strategies for African American Learners With Cognitive Disabilities - Helen Bessant Byrd 6. Working With African American Students With Specific Learning Disabilities - Patrick A. Grant and Pauline B. Grant 7. Interventions for African American Learners With Behavioral Problems - Cathy Kea, Gwendolyn Cartledge, and Lisa J. Bowman 8. Maximizing the Learning Potential of African American Learners With Gifts and Talents - Vera I. Daniels 9. Communication Skills of African American Learners With Disabilities - Martha Scott Lue, Cheryl Evans Green, and Shelia Yvette Smalley 10. Developing Self-Empowerment in African American Learners With Special Problems - Festus E. Obiakor Part III: Complementing the School Environment 11. Service Delivery for African American Young Children With Special Needs - Regina Enwefa and Stephen Enwefa 12. African American Families: Equal Partners in General and Special Education - Loretta P. Prater 13. African American Community Resources: Essential Educational Enhancers for African American Children and Youth - Bridgie Alexis Ford 14. Transitioning African American High School Students With Disabilities - Bertina H. Combes and Beth A. Durodoye 15. Teacher-Preparation for African American Exceptional Learners: A Cultural-Historical Approach - Stanley C. Trent 16. Culturally Responsive Leadership for African Americans With Exceptionalities - Darrell L. Williams, Christlyn Frederick-Stanley, and Adell Fair 17. Summary of Comments: Race, Class, Gender, and Exceptionality of African American Learners - Edgar G. Epps Index
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