Cultural reciprocity is an approach that goes beyond the concept of cultural competence. The first step for service providers in a multicultural environment is to acknowledge that they cannot be competent in the cultures of all the families they serve. By recognizing the cultural assumptions and biases that underlie their own practice, service providers can then be open to learning about the beliefs of family members, and can engage in an exchange of cultural views. With mutual respect established, providers can collaborate with families in establishing and pursuing realistic goals for the children they serve
Until 1976, when P.L. 94-482 was passed, families of children with disabilities were not actively in...
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New ways of working are being embraced by early childhood educators as they cope with demands from n...
The issue of segregation of students with disabilities across cultural groupsis a function of cultur...
The rich cultural diversity of today\u27s special education programs challenges traditional patterns...
Family participation in the special education process has been federally mandated for 40 years, and ...
One instrumental step in promoting overall children’s academic success across the trajectory of earl...
Background and Purpose: The Parent to Parent model of support has been found to be effective with su...
This is the author's accepted manuscript. The published version is available from http://dx.doi.or...
This qualitative Case Study explored the integrative process of pre-service teachers' disposition de...
The purpose of writing this article is to find out the problem of anti-multiculturalism in the educa...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (2004) mandates that schools facilitate ...
Using examples from the author’s experiences in Cambodia, India and the US, the paper cautions again...
The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological research study was to explore the lived experiences...
This capstone seeks to address the barriers that Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) familie...
Until 1976, when P.L. 94-482 was passed, families of children with disabilities were not actively in...
If parental involvement in a child’s education is generally viewed in positive terms, then it is imp...
New ways of working are being embraced by early childhood educators as they cope with demands from n...
The issue of segregation of students with disabilities across cultural groupsis a function of cultur...
The rich cultural diversity of today\u27s special education programs challenges traditional patterns...
Family participation in the special education process has been federally mandated for 40 years, and ...
One instrumental step in promoting overall children’s academic success across the trajectory of earl...
Background and Purpose: The Parent to Parent model of support has been found to be effective with su...
This is the author's accepted manuscript. The published version is available from http://dx.doi.or...
This qualitative Case Study explored the integrative process of pre-service teachers' disposition de...
The purpose of writing this article is to find out the problem of anti-multiculturalism in the educa...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (2004) mandates that schools facilitate ...
Using examples from the author’s experiences in Cambodia, India and the US, the paper cautions again...
The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological research study was to explore the lived experiences...
This capstone seeks to address the barriers that Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) familie...
Until 1976, when P.L. 94-482 was passed, families of children with disabilities were not actively in...
If parental involvement in a child’s education is generally viewed in positive terms, then it is imp...
New ways of working are being embraced by early childhood educators as they cope with demands from n...