Reviews
Robin Drogan, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania - May 12, 2015
“User friendly, logically organized, and easy to read … gives a concise overview with practical strategies to support both general and special pre-service teachers and professionals in the field.”
: Katie Naples (Kindergarten Inclusion Teacher) & Kelly Engle (Kindergarten Special Education Teacher), Herman Ave Elementary, Auburn, NY - May 11, 2015
“As inclusive educators, we are always trying to find what works for each child. This guide provides a vast amount of resources to do just that, and more. This book is one we will keep rereading and referring to throughout our teaching careers.”
Jennifer York-Barr, Professor Emeritus & Distinguished Teacher, University of Minnesota - May 11, 2015
“Joyful, inspirational, and grounded in practice! Causton and Tracy-Bronson’s handbook offers a rich array of principles, tools, and examples from practice that both inspire and compel [us to] deepen the work of inclusive education.”
Kristen Hill, Special Education Teacher, Grade 9 - May 11, 2015
“A must read for every educator… this book will inspire you and create or renew a mindset of true inclusion practices in your classroom.”
Elizabeth Potts, Special Education Adjunct Faculty, University of Virginia - May 11, 2015
“The authors use teacher and student voices to help readers feel the difference inclusion makes and include concrete examples that provide readers with ideas they can implement tomorrow.”
Jennifer Przybylski, 9th grade English Teacher - May 11, 2015
“Even if you already work in a school that embraces inclusive education, read this book to learn best practices to implement in your classroom immediately.”
Misty Parsley, Lipscomb University - May 7, 2015
“[The authors] have captured the essence of inclusion in this easy-to-read book … Teachers can begin making changes in their classrooms and building success for their students immediately!”
Robin Wolf-Smith, Jordan Road School, Somers Point, NJ - May 6, 2015
“The information and advice provided is sensible and manageable in all classrooms … Definitely a book I will reference when planning differentiated instruction for my students, and a book to share with my colleagues.”
Jim Connelly, Special Education Teacher, Egg Harbor City Community School - May 4, 2015
“A must read for any educator who works with anyone with special needs. I think it should be mandatory for all students who are majoring in education to read!”
Patty Jensen, 2nd Grade Teacher, Dawes Avenue School - May 4, 2015
“An extremely well written, easy to read text … provides teachers with strategies that are easy to follow and implement in creating an inclusive classroom.”
Lisa Goldberg, co-teacher, North Syracuse Central School District - April 27, 2015
“Empowering, inspiring, and practical, [this book] details a vision for classrooms of the twenty-first century in which all students are educated and valued. This is the book I wish I had when I first began co-teaching.”
Christine Genna, general and special educator with 20 years of experience - April 27, 2015
“WOW! This is an amazing toolbox for both veteran and new educators … clarifies how school personnel have to change our thinking in order to meet the needs of all learners.”
Terry Dougherty, Galloway Township Public Schools, Galloway, New Jersey - April 27, 2015
“Jam-packed with academic, social, and behavioral support strategies that are thoroughly explained and immediately usable … helps educators work smarter, allowing more time to focus on our students and collaborate with inclusive team members.”