The Exceptional Child: Inclusion in Early Childhood Education (PSY 683 Psychology of the Exceptional Child) 7th Edition

I used this book for school and work. Very informative!

Good read

This book is easy to read and gives quite a bit of general information about the characteristics of exceptional children. One of the negative things about the book is that information is spread throughout the book instead of being in one or two chapters. This makes it difficult to make sure that you have read all of the information on a certain topic. This would not have been my first choice for a book on exceptional children, but it was required reading for a course that I took.

I was impressed that the book came as fast as it did as I needed it ASAP. I will order from Amazon.com again when I need a class book. Also instead of spending 114.00 I only spent 15.00. What a great bargain.

I have to read this book for college. it is a little above me in read. some things in the book i do not agree with. as i become a incluse teacher i can learn more about my cereer and the children i work with. if you went to learn more incluse perschool or about nomal and disabile child read this book.

I like this book. It is very helpful for me to discover all children without and with special needs. It helped me learn and earn experiences children's lives.

This is a very interesting book with very detailed information for the teacher interested in special education, or for the inclusive teacher. I believe all teachers, regardless, should know the information this book possesses. It is very eye-opening to read about all of the new and upcoming features of early childhood special ed!

This was very, very interesting. I became interested in students that had disabilities, or were "exceptional" in that they were above the other children of the same age. The book was very well put together & very knowledgable.