Special Education Case Studies is an exciting new resource for teacher-candidates as well as fully certified teachers preparing to teach in inclusive classrooms in Ontario. Each chapter is composed of five original cases demonstrating the practices and processes of Special Education. Spanning kindergarten to high school graduation, these well-written stories provide a practical and realistic snapshot of what teaching in an inclusive classroom in Ontario really looks like.

KIMBERLY MAICH is a professor of special education at Memorial University. She has served as a clinical coordinator for McMaster Children's Hospital’s ASD School Support Program. Dr. Maich is a certified teacher, special education specialist, and professor. She teaches, researches, and publishes in the disability field and was Newfoundland and Labradors first board certified behaviour analyst. She lives in Logy Bay, Newfoundland & Labrador.

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"I sat down and was caught as soon as I started reading the chapters. ...This text offers so many teaching and communication strategies for teachers and administrators." --Gaby van der Giessen, Laurentian University

"Very practical [and] realistic descriptions of students with special needs, as well as thoughts and actions of stakeholders throughout the special education system in Ontario." --Ron Phillips, Nipissing University