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  3. Vol. 3 No. 3 (2023)

Vol. 3 No. 3 (2023)

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Open Submission Issue 

Published: 12/06/2023

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Open Submission

  • Fostering Inclusive Dispositions: Integrating Disability Studies in Teacher Education

    Jordan Lukins, Naima Bhana Lopez, Mary Rose Sallese, John Andresen
    4-15
    • PDF Lukins et al. (2023)
  • Professional Development for Paraprofessionals on Inclusive Practices using Disability Studies in Education

    Michelle Damiani, Casey Woodfield, Brent Elder, Justin Freedman
    16-27
    • PDF Damiani et al. (2023)
  • Building More Flexible Special Education Teachers: UDL Integration in a Dual-Licensure Program

    Keri Fogle, Jennifer Stark
    28-37
    • PDF Fogle and Stark (2023)
  • A Scaffolded Model for Preparing Doctoral Students to Teach in Higher Education

    Kelley Regan, Margaret E. King-Sears
    38-47
    • PDF Regan and King-Sears (2023)
  • Purposeful Presence: Supporting Preservice Teachers’ Co-Teaching to Meet Student Needs

    Kera Ackerman, Robert McKenzie
    48-54
    • PDF Ackerman and McKenzie (2023)
  • Building Resilience: Strategies to Combat Burnout and Attrition in New Special Education Teachers

    Kaitlin Jackson, La'Chandra Parker
    56-70
    • PDF Jackson and Parker (2023)

International Spotlight

  • Inclusion and Special Needs Education in Sierra Leone: Developing Local Expertise by Elevating Content and Context Connections

    Kimberly Johnson, George P. Ernest Gbamanja, Andrew Unisa Dumbuya
    72-77
    • PDF Johnson et al. (2023)

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The Journal of Special Education Preparation (JOSEP) is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal that features research-to-practice information and materials for special education faculty in higher education settings. JOSEP brings its readers the latest on evidence-based instructional strategies, technologies, procedures, and techniques to prepare special education teachers and leaders. The focus of its practical content is on immediate application.

ISSN: 2768-1432

JOSEP is published in partnership with and funded by Ball State University Libraries, James Madison University College of Education, and the Teacher Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children.

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