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Sarah M. Hart
Sarah M. Hart
Assistant Professor of Special Education, University of Hartford, Connecticut
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Value, vulnerability and voice: An integrative review on research assent
SM Hart, M Pascucci, S Sood, EM Barrett
British Journal of Learning Disabilities, DOI: 10.1111/bld.12309, 2019
92019
Timetabling a transition with dignity: Perspectives of young adults with significant support needs
SM Hart, MF Hill, JS Gaffney
Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability 46 (3), 227-238, 2021
52021
Critical reflections on emancipatory partnerships in transition research: The process of discerning personal perspectives of young men on the autism spectrum in New Zealand
SM Hart, JS Gaffney, MF Hill
Disability & Society 23 (6), 831-852, 2017
52017
Inclusive education in New Zealand
J Gaffney, MW Morton, S Hart
The Praeger international handbook of special education, 2017
52017
Agentic ethnography: inclusive interviews of young adults with significant disabilities on the transition from school
SM Hart
International Journal of Research & Method in Education 45 (1), 3-17, 2022
42022
Opportunity to Transition with Dignity: Silos and Trialling in Aotearoa New Zealand
SM Hart, JS Gaffney, MF Hill
Canadian Journal of Children's Rights / Revue canadienne des droits des …, 2019
42019
Critical reflections on emancipatory partnerships in transition research: discerning perspectives of New Zealand Students on the autism spectrum
SM Hart, JS Gaffney, MF Hill
Disability & society 32 (6), 831-852, 2017
42017
Aotearoa New Zealand
J Gaffney, M Morton, SM Hart
The Praeger international handbook of special education [3 volumes], 2017
32017
Teachers Absent: Impacts upon the transition of students with significant special needs
S Hart, M Hill, J Gaffney
Teaching for Tomorrow Today, 491, 2015
32015
Emancipatory paradigm+ capability approach=?
S Hart
Australasian Society for Intellectual Disability, 2013
32013
Transition with dignity: From special school to community life understood in partnership with individuals with significant disabilities
SM Hart
University of Auckland, 2017
22017
Teacher candidates’ perspectives on inclusive education: A case study of mentored inclusive research
SM Hart
Journal of Pedagogical Research 8 (1), 269-279, 2024
2024
A Composite Narrative Case Study of Postschool Transition for Young Adults with Significant Disability
SM Hart
SAGE Publications Ltd, 2024
2024
Critically Thinking about Disability: Portrait of an Introductory Special Education Course
SM Hart
NASET e-Journal, https://www.naset.org/index.php?id=5706#, 2020
2020
Walking Lightly: Teaching and Learning in a New World
MR Clark, SM Hart
Empathetic Educators: Interdisciplinary Narratives 1 (1), 17-21, 2020
2020
Book review. Transition by design: Improving equity and outcomes for adolescents with disabilities (Trainor, AA)
SM Hart
Policy Futures in Education 16 (3), 363-364, 2018
2018
Emancipatory partnerships in research
S Hart, J Gaffney, M Hill
American Education Research Association, 2017
2017
United States and New Zealand: Distinct policies, differing disability research
J Gaffney, S Hart, N Jain
JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH 60 (7-8), 669-669, 2016
2016
Transition from school
S Hart
Intellectual Disability Australasia 34 (4), 15, 2013
2013
Critical Reflections on Emancipatory Partnerships in Transition Research: Discerning Perspectives of New Zealand Students on the Autism Spectrum
SM Hart, JS Gaffney, MF Hill
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