Resource Centre
Our
Resource Centre Library offers comprehensive information on many
inclusion related topics, for example:
- Inclusive Education in general;
- Resources related to different types of disabilities;
- Strategies for behaviour management;
- Teaching strategies for diverse classrooms;
- Articles of topical interest;
- Biographies of educators and parents sharing their experience of raising / educating a child with special needs; and
- Research studies from other developing countries.
Members can visit our library and browse through the wide variety of literature and visual aids available. Selected publications may be taken on out loan, subject to our library agreement. If you are unable to access our library, we would be happy to post or fax relevant information to you or, where possible, deliver resources to you. If you are interested in becoming a member sign up now.
What's new in our library
Multicultural Education - An Educator's Manual
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Organising Parent Involvement in SA Schools
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Louder than wordsby Jenny McCarthy |
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DiphoofoloPublished by Early Learning Resource Unit (ELRU) & New
Africa Books |
At School, What if?Published by Mielie Books & ELRU |
The Asperger's Answer BookBy Susan Ashley |
How can I help this childBy Lyn Gould |
Everybody Dance!A Teacher's guide for teaching Dance in Arts & Culture (Foundation & Intermediate Phase). Teacher's will enjoy watching this DVD!
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Challenging ADHDA DVD informing Foundation & Intermediate phase education about Attention Deficit & Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) and empowering Educators to manage the behaviour and scholastic performance of learners who have ADHD. |
Downloadable resources
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Directory of Services for Children with Special NeedsAn updated version of this extremely useful book has just been published by the Child Care Information Centre at Red Cross Children's Hospital. It includes information on government and non-government services relating to health, educational and social needs, and anyone working with children will find it a great resource.
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IEWC Directory of Services 2010 for the Lavendar Hill /
Capricorn area
A4 information booklet, PDF
image format, 250Kb |
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Including a child with severe disabilities in a neighburhood
school: Elements for success
A3 information poster, JPG
image format, 400Kb |
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Inclusive learning poster, school motifA3 size, multilingual, PDF format, 230kbDOWNLOAD HERE |
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Inclusive learning poster, star motif
A3 size, multilingual, PDF
format, 110kb |
Useful web links
Microlink
http://www.microlinkpc.co.zaMicrolink's Learning Access Suite is a unique suite of assistive
technology software consisting of 8 applications. These include: Dragon
Naturally Speaking, their speech recognition software; ClaroRead a
quality tool that reads any text displayed on a computer screen;
ClaroMindFull for creating and editing concept maps, and much more...
Contact Danny 082 605 0009 or Joy 082 605 0048
Thutong.org.za
http://www.thutong.org.zaNational Department of Education's new Inclusive Education Learning space has the latest IE news, documents and resources. You are invited to read and share views and experiences, as well as classroom tips and strategies, via the site's notice board, blogs and newsletter. Special schools are also invited to share innovative practice. Various print resources can be downloaded, including the Department's new Strategy for Screening, Identification, Assessment and Support (SIAS) document, which is being "field-tested" in 3 districts of each province.
Western Cape Education Department (WCED)
http://wced.wcape.gov.zaInformation on services and events, as well as a useful find-a-school facility. Visit the Barriers to Learning homepage of the WCED site for information on curriculum adaptation, alternative assessment, policies and guidelines, including an invitation to share practical strategies and examples of successful practice.
Shine Centre
http://www.theshinecentre.org.zaThe highly successful Shine Centre, started by volunteers at Observatory Junior School and now run at five schools, is an example of how extra support can be provided to learners at school without placing additional strain on the teaching staff. They are eager to assist other schools in starting similar initiatives, and have established the Shine Trust for funding in this regard.
Enabling Education Network
http://www.eenet.org.ukThe Enabling Education Network provides access to a broad-based body
of
expertise and experience in the practise of inclusive education
worldwide.
EENet activities include the production of an annual newsletter
(featured on
the website), a publication of case studies, and an (online) service
providing
information and advice.
Shonaquip
www.shonaquip.co.zaShonaquip specialises in the design, manufacture, sale and support of a wide range of modular and custom-made seating systems, mobility devices and other assistive technology. Shonaquip is the National Service provider for assistive devices for the Department of Education.