ISSN 0799-1215
Vol. 12 & 13, 2017June 01, 2017 COT
“Why Is That Boy in My Class?” – Reflections of a Mother of a Child With Visual Impairment
“Why Is That Boy in My Class?” – Reflections of a Mother of a Child With Visual Impairment
Articles in Vol. 12 & 13, 2017
Vol. 12 & 13, 2017
- EditorialJohn Maxwell
- IntroductionLincoln WilliamsSarah Bailey-Belafonte
- Toward 2030: Caribbean Social Work and the United Nations Sustainable Development AgendaLynne M. Healy
- From the Ground Up: Advocating a Social Work Approach for Sustainable DevelopmentKarene-Anne Nathaniel
- The Participatory Action Research Paradigm in HaitiMarisa FrancoMarie Judith TheodoreDavid Douyon
- “A Natral Ting Dat?” – Parental Perspectives on Sexuality and the Young ChildWendy McLean CookeShanika DonaldsPeta-Anne Baker
- Finding a Niche and Developing a Competency-Based Standard for Paraprofessional Social WorkersCerita S. Buchanan
- Adoption Preferences Among Young Women in JamaicaJulian DevonishSharon Priestley
- Special Section: IntroductionLetnie Rock
- Parent-Child Psychotherapy Interventions With Vulnerable Clients: Are They Within the Scope of Social Work Practitioners in Barbados?Julie Sealy
- Policy Development on Special Needs Education Services in BarbadosDonna-Maria MaynardJennifer Obidah
- Erratum To: Policy Development on Special Needs Education Services in Barbados, Caribbean Journal of Social Work, 12/13, 191-223. Publication Date: June 2017CJSW
- Stigmatisation, Employment, and Mental IllnessMargaret Gill
- “Why Is That Boy in My Class?” – Reflections of a Mother of a Child With Visual ImpairmentKimberly Hinds-Heron
- The Complexity of Dementia Care: A Collective Case Study of Three Caregivers in JamaicaSandra LatibeaudiereDundeen Ferguson
- Incorporating Disability Content Into the Social Work Curriculum at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill CampusLetnie Rock
- Book Review: Disability and Inequality: Socioeconomic Imperatives and Public Policy in Jamaica by Annicia Gayle-Geddes, PhDJanet Brown
- Book Review: Understanding Child Sexual Abuse: Perspectives From the Caribbean Edited by Adele D. Jones, PhDRose Robinson-Hall
- Volume 12 & 13 June 2017CJSW
Hinds-Heron, K. (2017). “Why Is That Boy in My Class?” – Reflections of a Mother of a Child With Visual Impairment. Caribbean Journal of Social Work, 12 & 13, 241–256. https://doi.org/10.46425/CJSW.2017.u00132