Meeting Families Where They Are reviewed in CHOICE
Title: Meeting Families Where They Are
Author(s): Beth Harry, Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg
Publisher: Teachers College Press, New York
ISBN: 9780807763841 Pages: 192 Year: 2020
Harry and Ocasio-Stoutenburg (both, Univ. of Miami) combine academic expertise with personal experience as parents of children with disabilities in this informative and emotionally driven work. The book provides a qualitative examination of the treatment of children with disabilities and their families using an intersectional approach through the lens of "DisCrit," a combination of disability studies and critical race theory. Though the volume is intended for educators and academics, it also provides hope, suggestions, and a look into oppressive societal structures that would be useful for parents who advocate for their own disabled children.
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Author(s): Beth Harry, Lydia Ocasio-Stoutenburg
Publisher: Teachers College Press, New York
ISBN: 9780807763841 Pages: 192 Year: 2020
Harry and Ocasio-Stoutenburg (both, Univ. of Miami) combine academic expertise with personal experience as parents of children with disabilities in this informative and emotionally driven work. The book provides a qualitative examination of the treatment of children with disabilities and their families using an intersectional approach through the lens of "DisCrit," a combination of disability studies and critical race theory. Though the volume is intended for educators and academics, it also provides hope, suggestions, and a look into oppressive societal structures that would be useful for parents who advocate for their own disabled children.
Read the full review at CHOICE