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Alicia Broderick
Alicia Broderick
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Smartness as property: A critical exploration of intersections between whiteness and disability studies
Z Leonardo, AA Broderick
Teachers College Record 113 (10), 2206-2232, 2011
4742011
[Re] claiming “inclusive education” toward cohesion in educational reform: Disability studies unravels the myth of the normal child
S Baglieri, LM Bejoian, AA Broderick, DJ Connor, J Valle
Teachers College Record 113 (10), 2122-2154, 2011
3482011
Autism as metaphor: narrative and counter‐narrative
AA Broderick, A Ne’eman
International journal of inclusive education 12 (5-6), 459-476, 2008
3362008
Differentiating instruction for disabled students in inclusive classrooms
A Broderick, H Mehta-Parekh, DK Reid
Theory into practice 44 (3), 194-202, 2005
3202005
What a good boy
AA Broderick, Z Leonardo
DisCrit-disability studies and critical race theory in education, 55-67, 2016
1472016
Independence, participation, and the meaning of intellectual ability
S Rubin, D Biklen, C Kasa-Hendrickson, P Kluth, DN Cardinal, ...
Disability & Society 16 (3), 415-429, 2001
1352001
Dysconscious ableism: Toward a liberatory praxis in teacher education
A Broderick, P Lalvani
International Journal of Inclusive Education 21 (9), 894-905, 2017
1102017
“Say just one word at first”: The emergence of reliable speech in a student labeled with autism
AA Broderick, C Kasa-Hendrickson
Journal of the Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps 26 (1), 13-24, 2001
992001
Institutionalized ableism and the misguided “Disability Awareness Day”: Transformative pedagogies for teacher education
P Lalvani, AA Broderick
Equity & Excellence in Education 46 (4), 468-483, 2013
982013
Autism,“recovery (to normalcy),” and the politics of hope
AA Broderick
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 47 (4), 263-281, 2009
712009
The Autism Industrial Complex: How Branding, Marketing, and Capital Investment Turned Autism into Big Business
AA Broderick
57*2022
Teacher counternarratives: Transgressing and ‘restorying’disability in education
AA Broderick, G Hawkins, S Henze, C Mirasol-Spath, R Pollack-Berkovits, ...
International Journal of Inclusive Education 16 (8), 825-842, 2012
522012
Teacher education, InExclusion, and the implicit ideology of Separate but Equal: An invitation to a dialogue
P Lalvani, AA Broderick, M Fine, T Jacobowitz, N Michelli
Education, Citizenship and Social Justice 10 (2), 168-183, 2015
512015
Autism as rhetoric: Exploring watershed rhetorical moments in applied behavior analysis discourse
AA Broderick
Disability Studies Quarterly 31 (3), 2011
502011
Autism as enemy: Metaphor and cultural politics
AA Broderick
Handbook of cultural politics and education, 237-268, 2010
33*2010
Creating alliances against exclusivity: A pathway to inclusive educational reform
J Valle, DJ Connor, AA Broderick, LM Bejoian, S Baglieri
Teachers College Record 113 (10), 2283-2308, 2011
282011
Disability studies in education and the practical concerns of teachers
A Broderick, DK Reid, JW Valle
Vital questions facing disability studies in education, 133-160, 2006
252006
Sorting out speech: Understanding multiple methods of communication for persons with autism and other developmental disabilities
C Kasa-Hendrickson, AA Broderick, D Hanson
Journal of Developmental Processes 4 (2), 116-133, 2009
242009
Inviting interdisciplinary alliances around inclusive educational reform: Introduction to the special issue on disability studies in education
S Baglieri, LM Bejoian, AA Broderick, DJ Connor, J Valle
Teachers College Record 113 (10), 2115-2121, 2011
212011
“I am thinking that speech is asinine”: Narrating complexities and rethinking the notion of “independence” in communication
AA Broderick, C Kasa-Hendrickson
Equity & Excellence in Education 39 (2), 176-186, 2006
212006
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