JSER indexed in JIFACTOR

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Since today JSER is indexed in JIFACTOR.

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New citations to articles in Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation's profile

The effects of equine-assisted therapy in improving the psychosocial functioning of children with autism

H Memishevikj, S Hodzhikj - The Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation, 2010.

 

is cited in in Iranian journal

 

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خزاعلی, خدیجه, قاسمی, زهرا, قرباغی, ثریا - Journal of Research in Rehabilitation …, 2015‎

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New citations to articles in Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation's profile

A systematic review of the efficacy of equine-assisted interventions on psychological outcomes

E Kendall, A Maujean, CA Pepping, M Downes… - European Journal of …, 2015

Much research attests to the beneficial effects of equine interventions on physical
development and ability. However, less is known about the possible psychological benefits
of horse activities, such as therapeutic riding or interactions with horses.

BIOMEDICAL JOURNALS IN REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA: THE CURRENT STATE

Momir Polenakovic, Lenche Danevska. CONTRIBUTIONS. Sec. Med. Sci., XXXV 3, 2014; 43-50.
Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation (JSER), (print version ISSN 1409-6099, online version eISSN 1857-663X). Its publisher is the Institute of Special Education and Rehabilitation of the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje and the Association of Special Educators and Rehabilitators of the Republic of Macedonia.
The first issue appeared in 1997 and the first editor-in-chief was Lj. Ajdinski. Since 2008 the editor-in-chief has been V. Trajkovski. It is an open access journal, included in a large number of relevant databases (DOAJ, HINARI, Proquest, EBSCO, Index Copernicus, Scopus, etc). JSER is published twice a year (double issue), and the papers are written bilingually, in Macedonian and in English. All issues of the journal, beginning from the very first one, are available in their electronic version at: http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/

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New citations to my articles

Young adult learners with dyslexia: their socio-emotional support needs during adolescence

T Claassens, AC Lessing - Journal of Psychology in Africa, 2015

... Hojati, M., & Abbasi, M. (2013). Comparisons of self-efficacy and hope among students
with and without learning disabilities. Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation,
14(1–2), 66–77.
 
Abstract

This study retrospectively explored social-emotional support needs that young adult learners with dyslexia perceived to have experienced as adolescents attending an inclusion school setting. Six young adults with dyslexia were participants (females = 3; age range 18–21 years). They responded to a qualitative interview on their socio-emotional experiences as learners with dyslexia. The data were thematically analysed. Recollections of lived experiences by the young adults highlight the important role social support systems and own coping strategies play in influencing their socio-emotional outcomes. Participants reported positive regard about their condition, with social support, acceptance and own personal assets important for success with dyslexia. A multi-dimensional socio and emotional support program could assist learners with dyslexia to function optimally.