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Welcome to the Special education diversity and inclusive education guide.
This guide has been developed to you assist in finding and using the wide range of resources available through the Griffith University library.
An excellent place to start is always the list of learning resources provided by your course convenor. You will generally find this list in your course profile.
Also reference tools such as dictionaries or encyclopedias are helpful to gain an overview of your topic and an understanding of terminology. Some are listed on this page.
If you are new to conducting library research in an academic setting, or new to academic writing and referencing, there are self-paced online tutorials available to help you. Links are provided on this page.
Key resources
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A guide to co-teaching [kit] : practical tips for facilitating student learning by Contains print and visual tools for implementation, and reflective phases of creating and maintaining a collaborative teaching and learning environment. -
Diversity and inclusion in Australian schools by Designed for undergraduate students and presents a clear, socially-oriented approach to understanding and developing inclusion in education -
Inclusion in action by Focuses on good teaching practice for students with a range of educational needs, to help regular class teachers develop skills to plan appropriate programs.
Workshops and training (Education)
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Education Research Tutorial (ERT)
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Academic integrity tutorialIntroduces you to the skills you need to maintain academic integrity, including referencing.
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ReferencingSelf-help resources, including examples of how to reference in various styles.
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Study smartAn online tutorial covering topics relating to researching, writing and studying at Griffith University.
