Teaching Exceptional Children and Adolescents: A Canadian Casebook, Second Canadian Edition (2nd Edition)

Case 1. You Tell Me to Do Less Because I'm Not As Smart. Case 2. Our Children Are Getting Less Attention. Case 3. I Want a Best Friend. Case 4. Always Challenging. Case 5. Striving for Balance. Case 6. Why Hasn't Someone Told Me About This Before? Case 7. Why Can't Annie Listen and Finish Her Work? Case 8. When the Usual Approaches Don't Work. Case 9. My Learning Problems Won't Quit. Case 10. How Much Do I Have to Change for One Student? Case 11. I Simply Don't Know What to Do. Case 12. What Can I Do So I Can Teach Them? Case 13. Change is So Hard! Case 14. A Report to My Teachers. Case 15. Sorry, I Got the Wrong Day, Again! Case 16. Having Someone Explain Things to You Is Important. Case 17. Kids in the Hall . Case 18. Where Do I Draw the Line Between My Responsibility and Her Privacy? Case 19. Don't Ruin Good Books for the Students Who Deserve Them! Case 20. Don't Push Me! I Can't Take It! Case 21. What a Puzzle! Case 22. She Doesn't Know Herself.Nancy L. Hutchinson is the author of 'Teaching Exceptional Children and Adolescents: A Canadian Casebook, Second Canadian Edition (2nd Edition)', published 2003 under ISBN 9780131216679 and ISBN 0131216678.