Chapter 1. Conceptualising diversity and inclusion - Susan Blagbrough and Rosie Sage.; Chapter 2. Working with diversity - Ann-Marie Jones and Laura Waite.; Chapter 3. Cultures and communities seen through the eyes of a Muslim girl - Christine Bold.; Chapter 4. Blind and sighted students working together - John Patterson.; Chapter 5. The issues faced by Chinese students in the UK - Frank Su. Chapter 6. The bereaved primary school child: included or isolated - Shirley Potts.; Chapter 7. Parents views of coping with SEN children, particularly ADHD - Lynne Kendall.; Chapter 8. The diverse and changing roles of teaching assistants - Christine Bold.; Chapter 9. The role of charities in providing support for inclusion: The Selective Mutism Information and Research Association (SMIRA) - Alice Sluckin and Rosemary Sage.; Chapter 10. International perspectives regarding inclusion: the philosophy and practice in Cyprus - Panayiota Christodoulidou.; Index.
Rosemary Sage is Professor of Communication in Education and Director of the Department of Inclusion at Liverpool Hope University. Rosemary is a qualified speech and language therapist and psychologist.
'This book poses questions for all professionals in the Children's
Workforce and Extended Provision, including those supporting
special and behavioural needs such as teachers and mentors . Moving
personal accounts by vulnerable children, young people and families
allow unique insights into the challenges they face. Professor
Rosemary Sage directly addresses support strategies for 'low
achievers' that are more than just effective but enable them to
shine - and contribute to society their many special gifts.'
Jennifer Rogers, Associate Professor of Education, Liverpool Hope
University, UK
'... a welcome, down-to-earth account of understanding discourse,
diversity and discrimination in the post-modern society. The
narrative approach of the authors takes us through how life is
experienced and developed in a multicultural global world and how
to accommodate these different cultures and religions within the
education system and society.'
Dr Ram V Seth, Consultant Psychiatrist, Director of Medical
Education and Barrister at Law, UK
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