Vol. 7 No. 3 (2006)

Vol 7 SI

• Editorial

  Alison Kearney, Bruce Kent, Cath Steeghs, Joanna Curzon, Valerie Margrain, Vijaya Dharan

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• Enhancing effective practice in special education. In it together.

  Vijaya Dharan

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• Enhancing effective inclusion practice. Knowing, doing, and believing.

  Martyn Rouse

  8-13

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• Teaching Maori children with special education needs. Getting rid of the too hard basket.

  Jill Bevan-Brown

  14-23

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• Teaching strategies. For some or for all?

  Lani Florian

  24-27

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• A torrent of change: enhancing effective change in special education - one school's journey.

  Chris Morris, Shirley Katon

  28-32

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• Within our circle of influence.

  Namratha Hirraniah, Bernadette Mahoney

  33-38

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• Reflections on an action rsearch project an interview with staff at Richmond Special School.

  Savi Bhupala, Gurjeet Toor, Kathy Dooley

  39-42

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• Putting enjoyment into the lunch break. Enhancing effective practice at Ferndale School.

  Dorothy Wilson, Stephen Evans

  43-47

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• Raising the bar in reading.

  Taryn Naidoo, Roshilla Naicker

  48-52

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• Building resiliency in students with special education needs. A journey of discovery.

  Alan Mears, Rosalie Stevenson

  53-55

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• Motueka High School Storied Experience: teaching and learning strategies.

  Tracey Ellery, Jan Trafford

  56-58

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• What does it take to facilitate?

  Bruce Kent

  59-63

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• Challenging teachers' practice through learning. Reflections on the enhancing effective practice in special education programme of research and professional practice.

  Roseanna Bourke

  64-68

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