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Volume 30, Number 3, 1 September 2001
Inclusion, Learning Disabilities and Moral Education
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Editorial
pp. 229-234(6)
Author: Fletcher-Campbell F.

Inclusion vs. Fairness
pp. 235-242(8)
Author: Barrow R.

Inclusive Education—a case to answer
pp. 243-249(7)
Author: Hegarty S.

A Moral Education in an Ethical System
pp. 251-260(10)
Author: Leicester M.

Under What Conditions? Including students with learning disabilities within Australian classrooms
pp. 261-272(12)
Author: Gale T.

The Marginalisation of Students with Learning Disabilities as a Function of School Philosophy and Practice
pp. 273-286(14)
Author: Nordmann N.

Some Cultural and Moral Implications of Inclusive Education in India—a personal view
pp. 287-292(6)
Author: Alur M.

Parenting Huckleberry Finn
pp. 293-297(5)
Authors: Hanford R.; Snarey J. R.

Fairness, the Pursuit of Happiness, and LD/ADHD
pp. 299-302(4)
Authors: Wren T. E.; Wren C. T.

Book Reviews
pp. 303-311(9)

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