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日本特殊教育学会 ·2013-2017 ·1(1)-5(2):2013.2-2017.2　The Japanese Association of Special Education

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Unosuke Kawamoto’s Life and His Contribution to Special Education in Japan 論文

Katsumasa Hirata ·2017 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　6(1)　pp. 55-58

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.6.55

An Investigation of Four Fundamental Factors in Inclusive Education 論文

Jiyoung Seo-Cense ·2018 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　7(1)　pp. 21-29

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.7.21

Teacher Needs and Relevant Factors for Teaching Jiritsu-Katsudo in Special Needs Schools for Children with Physical Disabilities 論文

Yukari Utsumi・Takao Ando ·2019 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　7(2)　pp. 79-88

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.7.79

Factors Related to Reading Span Test Results for Hearing-Impaired Students 論文

Hirohito Chonan・Takashi Sawa ·2017 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　5(2)　pp. 55-63

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.5.55

Tense-Marking Errors in Spontaneous Speech of Japanese Children With Specific Language Impairment 論文

Aimi Murao・Tomohiko Ito ·2015 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　4(1)　pp. 9-15

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.4.9

A Review of Activity Schedules for Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorder 論文

Sungha Cho・Nooraniza Hayati Binti Mohd Noor・Shigeki Sonoyama ·2017 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　5(2)　pp. 65-76

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.5.65

Effect of Different Methods of Presenting Drawings to Intellectually Disabled Adolescents in an Associative Word-Learning Task 論文

Chie Miyadera ·2019 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　8(1)　pp. 21-29

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.8.21

Emergent Anagram and Vocal Spelling via Stimulus Equivalence in Japanese Children With Intellectual Disabilities 論文

Takayuki Tanji・Fumiyuki Noro ·2017 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　6(1)　pp. 33-43

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.6.33

The Effects of Selection and Intervention in Social Play Based on an Ecological Assessment of a Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder at a Kindergarten 論文

Aya Fujiwara・Shigeki Sonoyama ·2018 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　7(1)　pp. 47-56

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.7.47

Evaluating the Learning Setting and Identifying the Study Needs for Students With Visual Impairment at the University of Khartoum in Sudan 論文

Hisham Elser Bilal Salih・Toshibumi Kakizawa ·2016 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　4(2)　pp. 29-37

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.4.29

Emotion Comprehension in Intramodal and Cross-modal Matching: A Preliminary Comparison between Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders and Those With Williams Syndrome 論文

Soichiro Matsuda・Junichi Yamamoto ·2015 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　4(1)　pp. 1-8

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.4.1

Risk Factors for kanji Word-Reading Difficulty in Japanese Elementary School Children: Effects of the Imageability of kanji Words 論文

Shiori Onda・Kazuha Sato・Saki Takimoto・Mito Mekaru・Chikaho Naka・Aya Kumazawa・Toshihide Koike ·2015 ·『Journal of Special Education Research』　3(2)　pp. 23-34

doi:10.6033/specialeducation.3.23

Job Support for Students With Autism From a Special Education School for Students With Developmental Disabilities 論文

Yoko Higuchi・Keiko Noutomi ·2010-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　48(2)　pp. 97-109

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.48.97

Behavioral Consultation in Japan: A Review of Trends in Research and Practice on Supporting Children With Developmental Disabilities in Schools 論文

Kouji Oishi ·2016-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　54(1)　pp. 47-56

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.54.47

Recent Trends in Practice and Research on Correctional Education in Juvenile Training Schools for Juveniles with Developmental Disabilities 論文

Nobuyuki Goto ·2012-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　50(3)　pp. 323-332

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.50.323

Does the Transition From the Onsets to the Core Vowels Affect the Frequency of Stuttering in Japanese? 論文

Sachiyo Shimamori・Tomohiko Ito ·2010-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　48(1)　pp. 23-29

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.48.23

Does Word Length Affect the Frequency of Stuttering? The Transition From Core Vowels 論文

Sachiyo Matsumoto-Shimamori・Tomohiko Ito ·2013-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　51(1)　pp. 31-39

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.51.31

Use of a Local Dialect by Children With Autism or Asperger Syndrome 論文

Toshiharu MATSUMOTO・Hideki Sakihara ·2011-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　49(3)　pp. 237-246

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.49.237

A Strength-Based, Parent-Implemented Intervention for a Child With Autism and Behavior Problems: Parent With a Reported High Level of Stress 論文

Shoji Okamura ·2016-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　54(4)　pp. 257-266

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.54.257

Selecting a Print Size Suitable for Readers With Low Vision : MNREAD and Related Research 論文

Kazuhito Ujima ·2010-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　48(4)　pp. 323-331

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.48.323

Using Concurrent Training to Teach Children With Autism to Say "Thank You" Spontaneously in Various Situations and Facilitation of Generalization 論文

Hidenori Sekido・Mio NAGANO ·2014-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　52(4)　pp. 251-262

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.52.251

Development of an Assessment Method for Deciding on Interventions to Facilitate Choice Behavior: Children With Severe Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorder 論文

Junki USUI・Ginga Sasaki・Fumiyuki Noro ·2019-05-31 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　57(1)　pp. 25-35

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.57.25

Risk Factors for Difficulties in Reading and Writing Kanji in Elementary School Second Grade Pupils 論文

Chikaho Naka・Yuri Yoshida・Miyoshi Kumoi・Hirohito Ozeki・Yasuo IGARASHI・Toshihide Koike ·2014-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　52(1)　pp. 1-12

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.52.1

Language and Communication Competence in Japanese-Speaking Children With Selective Mutism 論文

Junya Takagi ·2018-12-31 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　56(4)　pp. 209-218

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.56.209