ABSTRACT: Although American special education teacher educators increasingly are involved in inservice teacher education in other countries, the professional literature offers little information for those planning such activities. This paper describes an inservice training project for teachers of deaf children in a province in China. Many potential challenges for the project were identified. An explanation is provided of how the challenges were met so that everyone involved in the project ultimately judged it to be successful. The description of this project offers suggestions for others planning and implementing international inservice training activities. A COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES design nd expand their special education pro-g...
China has initiated experiments on “Learning in Regular Classrooms ” (LRC) since the mid-1980s in re...
This paper discusses qualitative research data from two developing countries, China and India, on te...
This paper discusses the need to rethink preservice and inservice training programs for general and ...
This paper outlines some of the major changes and challenges to teacher education (‘training”) in Sp...
The preparation, recruitment, work, and career of teachers are important in education. This is no ex...
The paper describes an inservice training program designed to bring together special education teach...
The article examines the history of the emergence of special education teacher in the United States ...
This paper deals with a specific teacher training workshop which was given in an English for Special...
This article reflects the personal experience of the author while on assignment with the lndonesialS...
World language classrooms in the State of New Jersey are witnessing the enrollment of more students ...
This article focuses on assessing Chinese early childhood teachers ’ training needs for working with...
This paper addresses some ofthe difficulties of educating the deaf in third world countries. Project...
International Issues in SEND and Inclusion brings together a collection of cutting-edge researches o...
Abstract: In Singapore, special education has traditionally been perceived as distinct from general ...
This introductory chapter outlines the case for focusing on deaf education beyond the Western world....
China has initiated experiments on “Learning in Regular Classrooms ” (LRC) since the mid-1980s in re...
This paper discusses qualitative research data from two developing countries, China and India, on te...
This paper discusses the need to rethink preservice and inservice training programs for general and ...
This paper outlines some of the major changes and challenges to teacher education (‘training”) in Sp...
The preparation, recruitment, work, and career of teachers are important in education. This is no ex...
The paper describes an inservice training program designed to bring together special education teach...
The article examines the history of the emergence of special education teacher in the United States ...
This paper deals with a specific teacher training workshop which was given in an English for Special...
This article reflects the personal experience of the author while on assignment with the lndonesialS...
World language classrooms in the State of New Jersey are witnessing the enrollment of more students ...
This article focuses on assessing Chinese early childhood teachers ’ training needs for working with...
This paper addresses some ofthe difficulties of educating the deaf in third world countries. Project...
International Issues in SEND and Inclusion brings together a collection of cutting-edge researches o...
Abstract: In Singapore, special education has traditionally been perceived as distinct from general ...
This introductory chapter outlines the case for focusing on deaf education beyond the Western world....
China has initiated experiments on “Learning in Regular Classrooms ” (LRC) since the mid-1980s in re...
This paper discusses qualitative research data from two developing countries, China and India, on te...
This paper discusses the need to rethink preservice and inservice training programs for general and ...