Comments from a Biased Viewpoint

Reactions to Lloyd Dunn's 1968 paper and Evelyn Deno's 1970 paper calling for educational reform for students with disabilities are discussed from the perspective of an emotional and behavior disorders specialist. Several underlying issues are highlighted, such as the relationship of speci...

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Published inThe Journal of special education Vol. 27; no. 4; p. 531
Main Author Morse, William C
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1994
Subjects
Behavior Disorders
Disabilities
Educational Change
Educational History
Emotional Disturbances
Individual Differences
Regular and Special Education Relationship
Role of Education
Special Education
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Summary:Reactions to Lloyd Dunn's 1968 paper and Evelyn Deno's 1970 paper calling for educational reform for students with disabilities are discussed from the perspective of an emotional and behavior disorders specialist. Several underlying issues are highlighted, such as the relationship of special education to general education, the mutability of individual differences, and the place of caring in special education. (JDD)
Bibliography:Special Issue: Theory and Practice of Special Education: Taking Stock a Quarter Century after Deno and Dunn.
ISSN:0022-4669
DOI:10.1177/002246699402700412