I wrote earlier today about special needs education in Africa. I’ve found two books on the African Book Centre which look interesting to anyone considering this subject.
A SENSE OF BELONGING: Should I Mainstream My Child?
by Bev Chambers
As more and more South African parents look at the option of their children with disabilities attending mainstream schools, many questions are raised: Mainstream or special school? What is involved in each of these choices? What are the expected outcomes for the child as an individual? Why are there special schools? Will the school I choose provide for my child’s needs? 56pp, SOUTH AFRICA. DAVID PHILIP, 19198760572001 paperback
African Book Centre Price £5.99
The second book is currently out of stock, but may be available through libraries etc
Special Needs Education in Africa CFP : Two books planned by the Institute of African Studies South Africa : Language Policy in Education 2009 The Changing Landscape of Education in Africa School Construction Strategies for Universal Primary Education in AfricaDISABILITY AND SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION IN AN AFRICAN CONTEXT
Chimedza, R. & Peters, Susan
Tackles the scarcely-explored issues of disability and special needs in an African educational context, providing multiple perspectives on each disability group. Index, 212pp, ZIMBABAWE. COLLEGE PRESS PUBLICATIONS, 17790042222002 Paperback
THIS TITLE IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE, BUT PLEASE CHECK BACK IN CASE WE EVER GET MORE STOCK.
African Book Centre Price £16.99
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