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Exceptional Individuals: An Introduction

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Focusing on essential information and important issues, this text offers a clear, direct, compassionate, and positive introduction to the characteristics and needs of exceptional individuals, both those with disabilities and those who are gifted and talented. Chapters on each exceptionality (Chapters Four through Ten) provide definitions, characteristics, prevalence, causal factors, and educational interventions, focusing on programs and services. Other key topics include the importance of early intervention, the impact of cultural and linguistic background, and the role of parents, siblings, and extended family. Every chapter highlights current trends and issues.

548 pages, Hardcover

First published September 25, 1992

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