Human Exceptionality: School, Community, and Family

“Human Exceptionality: School, Community, and Family,” 13th Edition prepares preservice and practicing professionals by emphasizing the dignity, strengths, and capabilities of individuals with exceptionalities.
Grounded in current research and evidence-based practices, this edition presents a holistic lifespan perspective that combines research with human stories.
With its focus on cross-disciplinary collaboration, it helps students understand how educators, counselors, psychologists, health care professionals, and human service providers work together to build equitable, inclusive support systems.
Through engaging case studies, real-world examples, and authentic narratives, students connect theory to practice, while developing empathy, cultural awareness, and a deeper understanding of lived experiences.
Available as a MindTap Course, this edition is supported by interactive learning activities, assessments, and practical applications that encourage critical thinking, strengthen understanding, and prepare students to apply key concepts in real-world settings.
Ideal for courses in education, psychology, social work, sociology, and health sciences, this edition helps instructors teach students how to create inclusive, supportive environments across schools, communities, and family settings.