ISSN 2153-9065
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016March 01, 2016 EDT
Reaching Higher: College and Career Readiness for African American Males with Learning Disabilities
Reaching Higher: College and Career Readiness for African American Males with Learning Disabilities
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Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016
- Introduction to the Special IssueShawn Anthony RobinsonDonna Y. FordNicholas D. HartlepAntonio Latrell Ellis
- “This Little Light of Mine”: Creating Early Childhood Education Classroom Experiences for African American Boys PreK-3Brian L. WrightDonna Y. Ford
- Educators’ Perceptions of Twice Exceptional African American MalesRenae D. Mayes
- The Other Half Hasn’t Been Told: African American Males and Their Success in Special EducationBrian L. WrightFelicity CrawfordShelly L. Counsell
- Reaching Higher: College and Career Readiness for African American Males with Learning DisabilitiesPaul HarrisRenae D. MayesDesireé VegaErik M. Hines
- The Voices of African American Male Students with Disabilities Attending Historically Black UniversitiesJoy BanksSimone Gibson
- School-Family-Community Collaboration for African American Males with DisabilitiesJamar BoothMaggie K. J. ButlerTaryn V. RichardsonAhmad R. WashingtonMalik S. Henfield
- About F.A.C.E.: Increasing the Identification of African American Males with Dual ExceptionalitiesMichelle Frazier Trotman Scott
- Book Review: Between the World and MeJoy Lawson Davis
Harris, Paul, Renae D. Mayes, Desireé Vega, and Erik M. Hines. 2016. “Reaching Higher: College and Career Readiness for African American Males with Learning Disabilities.” Journal of African American Males in Education (JAAME) 7 (1): 52–69.