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Through one Headteacher s ethnographic
analysis of practice within his school, this book
investigates how
enabling environments can be achieved within special
schools for
pupils with severe learning difficulties. Drawing
heavily on social
constructivism and activity theory, a comprehensive
analysis of the origins of special education is
given, current models of
disability are critiqued and the perspectives of
pupils, staff and parents
are explored. Major implications and recommendations
for practice are set
out alongside a new model for organisational
analysis and improvement,
based on a progressive view of special education. A
new model of
understanding the experience of disabled children
and young people,
centred on an interactive view
of the individual and society, is put forward to
support the
development of enabling practices for all children.
This book will be of interest to
special educators in
general and, in particular, to school leaders and
policy-makers.
Also, anyone thinking of embarking on prolonged
study within their
professional environment, especially Headteachers,
will find this
book invaluable.
analysis of practice within his school, this book
investigates how
enabling environments can be achieved within special
schools for
pupils with severe learning difficulties. Drawing
heavily on social
constructivism and activity theory, a comprehensive
analysis of the origins of special education is
given, current models of
disability are critiqued and the perspectives of
pupils, staff and parents
are explored. Major implications and recommendations
for practice are set
out alongside a new model for organisational
analysis and improvement,
based on a progressive view of special education. A
new model of
understanding the experience of disabled children
and young people,
centred on an interactive view
of the individual and society, is put forward to
support the
development of enabling practices for all children.
This book will be of interest to
special educators in
general and, in particular, to school leaders and
policy-makers.
Also, anyone thinking of embarking on prolonged
study within their
professional environment, especially Headteachers,
will find this
book invaluable.