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The experiences of foster children and youth in special education

Pages 161-165 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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Susanne Severinsson. (2016) Documentation for students in residential care: network of relations of human and non-human actants. International Journal of Inclusive Education 20:9, pages 921-933.
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Katharine Hill. (2013) Special Education Experience of Older Foster Youth With Disabilities: An Analysis of Administrative Data. Journal of Public Child Welfare 7:5, pages 520-535.
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Monique Vulin-Reynolds, Nancy Lever, Sharon Stephan & Aya Ghunney. (2008) School Mental Health and Foster Care: A Logical Partnership. Advances in School Mental Health Promotion 1:2, pages 29-40.
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Nuria Fuentes‐Peláez, Carme Montserrat, Rosa Sitjes‐Figueras & Gemma Crous. (2021) Breaking the silence on special needs children in foster care: The diversity of children in foster care, carers and processes. Children & Society 36:2, pages 183-200.
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Cheryl L. Somers, Rachel L. Goutman, Angelique Day, Oliva Enright, Shantel Crosby & Heather Taussig. (2020) Academic achievement among a sample of youth in foster care: The role of school connectedness. Psychology in the Schools 57:12, pages 1845-1863.
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Kevin A. Gee. (2020) Predictors of special education receipt among child welfare-involved youth. Children and Youth Services Review 114, pages 105018.
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Deserai Miller & Rosa Milagros Santos. (2019) The Characteristics Among Maltreatment, Special Education Service Delivery, and Personnel Preparation. The Journal of Special Education 53:4, pages 216-225.
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Arianne E. Miller, Tonika Duren Green & Katina M. Lambros. (2019) Foster parent self-care: A conceptual model. Children and Youth Services Review 99, pages 107-114.
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K. Hill & S. Koester. (2015) An Examination of the Impact of Permanency on Young Adults' Special Education Experiences. Children & Schools 37:3, pages 155-163.
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Ana Sainero, Jorge F. del Valle, Mónica López & Amaia Bravo. (2013) Exploring the specific needs of an understudied group: Children with intellectual disability in residential child care. Children and Youth Services Review 35:9, pages 1393-1399.
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Wendy Haight, Misa Kayama, Tamara Kincaid, Kelly Evans & Nam Keol Kim. (2013) The elementary-school functioning of children with maltreatment histories and mild cognitive or behavioral disabilities: A mixed methods inquiry. Children and Youth Services Review 35:3, pages 420-428.
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Katharine Hill. (2012) Permanency and placement planning for older youth with disabilities in out-of-home placement. Children and Youth Services Review 34:8, pages 1418-1424.
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S. G. Stanley. (2012) Children with Disabilities in Foster Care: The Role of the School Social Worker in the Context of Special Education. Children & Schools 34:3, pages 190-192.
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H. Bruce Ferguson & Katherine Wolkow. (2012) Educating children and youth in care: A review of barriers to school progress and strategies for change. Children and Youth Services Review 34:6, pages 1143-1149.
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