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Introduction to the Special Issue
Robin H. Lock
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Help Your Students Deal With Tragedy
Susan E. Gately
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Incorporate Diversity Into Your Classroom
Tyi-Sanna Jones
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Learn About Your New Students
Maryann Byrnes
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Teach Mathematics
Joseph M. FurnerNoorchaya YahyaMary Lou Duffy
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Ensure Success As a Novice Teacher
Marilyn W. GoodwinLaura Judd
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Proactively Address Challenging Behaviors
Doreen J.K. Ferko
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Consult and Support Students With Special Needs in Inclusive Classrooms
Wendy Fetner Dover
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Promote Reader Self-Efficacy
Sandra L. Ferrara
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Promote Self-Determination in Students
Jeanne Holverstott
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Use Phonics Activities to Motivate Learners With Difficulties
Michelle MorganKaren B. Moni
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Facilitate Transitions
Paul G. Lacava
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Incorporate Diversity Awareness in the Classroom
Sung Jik BaeGary M. Clark
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Partner With Parents
Joyce A. Brandes
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Consider the Roles and Responsibilities of the Inclusion Support Teacher
Pamela Lamar-DukesCharles Dukes

Volume 41, Issue 1, September 2005