Mann, G. (2012). Parental reports of the experiences of students with impairment in Queensland: An SRV-based critique. The SRV Journal, 7(2), 15–29.
‘Parental reports of the experiences of students with impairment in Queensland: An SRV-based critique’ by G. Mann
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Reviews from the June 2012 issue
June 25, 2012Sayers, R. (2012). Review of the article The impact of a college course where pre-service teachers and peers with intellectual disabilities study together by S.Z. Carroll, J.G. Petroff & R. Blumberg. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 48–50.
Thomas, S. (2012). Review of the article Coming out of darkness: America’s criminal justice system and persons with intellectual disabilities in the 20th century by R. Perske. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 51-52.
Osburn, J. (2012). Review of the book A review of social inclusion: Dutch perspectives–Factors for success and failure by H. Kröber & H. Van Dongen. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 53–56.
Tumeinski, M. (2012). Review of the article People with intellectual disability as neighbours: Towards understanding the mundane aspects of social integration by L.M. Van Alphen, A.J.M. Dijker, B.H.W. Van Den Borne & L.M.G. Curfs. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 57-59.
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‘Role call: Citizen Advocacy relationships as a source of valued social roles for people with disabilities’ by Mitchel Peters
June 25, 2012Peters, M. (2012). Role call: Citizen Advocacy relationships as a source of valued social roles for people with disabilities. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 17–25.
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‘Social Role Valorization of collectivities, versus of one person at a time’ by Wolf Wolfensberger
June 25, 2012Wolfensberger, W. (2012). Social Role Valorization of collectivities, versus of one person at a time. The SRV Journal, 7(1), 8–14.
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Reviews from the December 2006 issue
January 25, 2012Pealer, J. (2006). Review of the book Waddie Welcome and the beloved community by Tom Kohler & Susan Earl. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 57-60.
Doody, J. (2006). Review of the book The curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 60-62.
Alvarez, N. (2006). Review of the book A guideline on protecting the health and lives of patients in hospitals, especially if the patient is a member of a societally devalued class by Wolf Wolfensberger. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 62-65.
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‘ ‘The desire for friendship comes quickly, friendship does not’: An exploration of valued roles and relationships’ by Jane Sherwin
January 6, 2012Sherwin, J. (2011). ‘The desire for friendship comes quickly, friendship does not’: An exploration of valued roles & relationships. The SRV Journal, 6(2), 22–31.
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There is professed enthusiasm–but little progress–for people with socially devalued status to have community membership and to belong. This article explores the links between the social roles that people are in, and the extent to which they are likely to experience community membership and belonging. In particular, the potential of valued roles that give two types of social participation (task and relationship participation) is explored. Implications derived from the theory of Social Sole Valorisation are outlined.
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‘Jake’s story – through an SRV lens’ by Andrea Quinn
October 6, 2011Quinn, A. (2006). Jake’s story – through an SRV lens. The SRV Journal, 1(2), 34-38.
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