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Series Editor's Preface
Acknowledgements
Glossary
Foreword
Introduction
Part One: Ideologies, Issues and Practices
Chapter 1: The Mentally Retarded: Ideologies of Care and Surplus Population
Chapter 2: Comparative Special Education: Ideology, Differentiation and Allocation in England and the United States
Chapter 3: The Politics of Integration in England
Chapter 4: The Differential Diagnosis of Special Education: Managing Social Pathology as Individual Disability
Chapter 5: The Role of the Educational Psychologist in the Post-Warnock Era
Part Two: The Nature and Uses of Qualitative Approaches
Chapter 6: The Labelling of Educable Mentally-retarded Children
Chapter 7: Case Studies of Mainstreaming: a Symbolic Interactionist Approach to Special Schooling
Chapter 8: Adolescence and Physical Impairment: an Interactionist View
Chapter 9: Socially Produced Identities, Intimacy and the Problem of Competence among the Retarded
Notes on Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Volume 211
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Foreword
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Some background issues
Chapter 3: The teacher's view of special educational needs in the junior classroom
Chapter 4: Teachers' views on the aetiology of special educational needs
Chapter 5: Attitudes towards integration
Chapter 6: Reading achievement and teacher assessment
Chapter 7: Testing and assessment in junior classrooms
Chapter 8: Provision
Chapter 9: Pupils and teachers in the classroom
Chapter 10: Other aspects of classroom behaviour and special educational needs
Chapter 11: Summary and implications
Appendix: Research design, sampling and analysis
Bibliography
Index
Volume 212
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter I: John Allaway
Chapter II: Derek Davies
Chapter III: G. Henton Davies
Chapter IV: Sheila Fell
Chapter V: Ronald Goldman
Chapter VI: Richard Hoggart
Chapter VII: Dennis Marsden
Chapter VIII: Jane Mitchell
Chapter IX: Gerald Nabarro
Chapter X: John Parton
Chapter XI: Arnold Wesker
Postscript
Volume 213
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Preface
Chapter 1: A critical introduction to labelling theory
Chapter 2: Deviance and education
Chapter 3: Rules in school
Chapter 4: Rules in context
Chapter 5: The imputation of deviance
Chapter 6: A theory of typing
Chapter 7: The typing of deviant pupils
Chapter 8: Reactions to deviance
Chapter 9: Some implications
Notes
Bibliographical index
Subject index
Volume 214
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Preface
Chapter 1: What to look for
Chapter 2: The causes of dyslexia
Chapter 3: The decision to try to help
Chapter 4: Some suggested guide-lines
Chapter 5: On dividing out the time
Chapter 6: Building the dictionary
Introductory comments
i: The first page
ii: The second page
iii: The third page
iv: The fourth page
v: The fifth page
vi: Concluding remarks
Chapter 7: A sample dictionary
Chapter 8: Exercises
Suggestions for further reading
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Volume 215
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Acknowledgement
Foreword
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Absenteeism
Chapter 3: Disruption in Schools
Chapter 4: Aetiology of Disruptive Behaviour
Chapter 5: The Broader Context of Disruptive Behaviour
Chapter 6: The Search for School Factors
Chapter 7: Schooling
Chapter 8: Responding to Disaffection
Chapter 9: School Initiatives
Chapter 10: Formal Sanctions
Chapter 11: Multidisciplinary Approaches
Chapter 12: Conclusions
References Used in the Text
Further Reading Lists
Subject Index
Name Index
Volume 216
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Chapter 1: The Background
Chapter 2: Discipline, Courts, Committees
Chapter 3: Traditions and Vocations
Chapter 4: Relationships
Chapter 5: The Home and Different Types of Maladjustment
Chapter 6: The Delinquent Child
Chapter 7: The Obsessional Child
Chapter 8: Truancy and School Phobia
Chapter 9: Good and Bad Parents
Chapter 10: Staff and Public Relations
Chapter 11: Religion, Sex, Mass Media
Appendix: Educational Aspects of the Work at Red Hill School
Volume 217
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Chapter 1: Why a sociology of special education?
Chapter 2: The social origins of special education
Chapter 3: Issues and dilemmas in special education
Chapter 4: Professional roles and the assessment process
Chapter 5: Parents, pupils and teachers in special education
Chapter 6: The curriculum in special schools
Chapter 7: Ethnic minority children in special education
Chapter 8: The future of special education
Notes
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Index