The Call for Collaboration in Teacher Education
Judith Winn, Linda P. Blanton
Abstract
Judith Winn, Linda P. Blanton
Abstract
Neither general nor special education alone has either the capacity or the vision to challenge and change the deep-rooted assumptions that separate and track children and youths according to presumptions about ability, achievement, and eventual social contribution.Meaningful change will require nothing less than a joint effort to reinvent schools to be more accommodating to all dimensions of human diversity.(Ferguson, 1995, p. 285
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Neither general nor special education alone has either the capacity or the vision to challenge and change the deep-rooted assumptions that separate and track children and youths according to presumptions about ability, achievement, and eventual social contribution.Meaningful change will require nothing less than a joint effort to reinvent schools to be more accommodating to all dimensions of human diversity.(Ferguson, 1995, p. 285
Key concepts: Psychology, Mathematics education, Pedagogy