References
Cocks,
E. and Jackson, R.L. (1993). The evaluation of PE Personnel 1992.
Centre for the Development of Human Resources, Social Research and Development
Monographs Number 3. Edith Cowan University, Perth.
Cockram, J., Jackson, R., and
Underwood, R. (1991). People with an intellectual disability in the criminal
justice system: The police perspective. Proceedings of the national
evaluation conference. Volume 1, 128-134. Australasian Evaluation
Society. Adelaide South Australia
Cockram, J., Jackson, R., and
Underwood, R. (1993). Perceptions of the judiciary and intellectual disability.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Developmental Disabilities.
18, 189-200.
Cockram, J., Jackson, R., and
Underwood, R. (1994). Prison officers’ perceptions of offenders
with an intellectual disability. Socio Legal Bulletin. 15, 41-46.
Jackson, R.L. (1994). Where
is the inclusion debate going? Australian Association for Special
Education Newsletter. Issue 2.
Jackson, R.L., Chalmers, R &
Wills, D.(2004). Should schools include children with disabilities? Interaction,
17, 24-30.
Jackson, R., Cockram, J., and
Underwood, R. (1994). Intellectual disability and the law: Noticing the
negative and ignoring the obvious. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law.
1(1), 161-170.
Jackson, R.L., McAfee, J., &
Cockram, J. (1999). Disability discrimination in education: Discussion
paper. Paper prepared under contract to the Disability Discrimination
Taskforce. Funded by the Department of Education, Training and Youth
Affairs, Canberra.
Stokes, T. F., Baer, D. M.,
and Jackson, R. L. (1974). Programming the generalization of a greeting
response in four retarded children. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis.
7, 599-610.
Underwood, R., Jackson, R.,
and Lee, M. (1993). Shelter in crisis: Providing emergency accommodation
services for young people with intellectual disabilities. Youth Studies,
12(1) , 48-50.
Wills,
D., & Jackson, R. (1996). Inclusion: Much more than being there.
Interaction, 10(2), 19-24.
Wills, D., & Jackson, R.
(2000). Report Card on Inclusive Education in Australia. Interaction,
14(2&3), 5-12.
Wills, D., & Jackson, R.
(2000). Inclusive education in Western Australia: The UNESCO Education
for all 2000 assessment. Interaction, 14(2&3), 24-29.
Walker, M., Jackson, R., Maher,
C., Willis, L., and Batini, P. (1994). Out of the ashes. The Earlsferry
project: An innovative response to a crisis situation . Social Research
and Development Monograph No. 6. Centre for the Development of Human Resources,
Edith Cowan University, Perth.
Guest Reviewer Journal of Applied
Behaviour Analysis, Analysis and Intervention in Developmental Disabilities.
and International Journal of Disability, Development and Education.
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SOME PAPER PRESENTATIONS (Some may be
available for download in the 'paper' section above.)
Cocks, E. and Jackson, R. (1993).
The matter of reputation: The evaluation of symbols and imagery in human
services. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Australasian
Evaluation Society (W.A. Branch), Perth. W.A.
Cocks, E., Jackson, R. Millier,
P., and Flynn, R. (1994) PASSING assessment analysis. Paper presented
at “Partnership for the Future”, the 6th joint conference
of the National Council on Intellectual Disability Australian Society
for the Study of Intellectual Disability. Perth: October.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1992). The judiciary and people with an intellectual disability.
Paper presented at the 9th World Congress of the International Association
for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency. Gold Coast, Queensland.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1993). Community corrections and intellectual disability.
Paper presented at 1993 Conference “Taking Stock”, University
of Otago, Dunedin, N.Z.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1993). Views from behind prison walls: Prison officers and
intellectual disability. Paper presented at the National Conference of
the Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability, University
of Newcastle, N.S.W.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1994). People with an intellectual disability and the criminal
justice system: The family perspective. Paper presented at “Partnership
for the Future”, the 6th joint conference of the National Council
on Intellectual Disability Australian Society for the Study of Intellectual
Disability. Perth: October.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1994). Attitudes towards people with an intellectual disability:
Is there justice? Paper presented at the First International Congress
on Mental Retardation and Medical Aspects of Mental Handicap. The Mentally
Retarded in the 2000s Society, Rome, March.
Cockram, J, Jackson, R., and
Underwood J. (1994). Community sentences and people with an intellectual
disability. Paper presented at the 10th Annual Conference of the Australian
and New Zealand Society of Criminology. University of New South Wales.
Sydney September.
Jackson, R.L. (1989) Increasing consensus
in staff groups. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian
Behaviour Modification Association, Perth.
Jackson, R. (1991). Newspaper imaging
of devalued groups. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian
Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability/ National Council on
Intellectual Disability. Geelong, Victoria.
Jackson, R. (1994). Parallels between
Apartheid and intellectual disability policy and practice: Implications
for citizens and services. Invited keynote address to the Tasmanian Conference
of the Australian Society for the Study of intellectual Disability, Launceston,
April.
Jackson, R.L. (1994) Ethics and duty
of care. Invited workshop presented to the Australian Council for the
Rehabilitation of the Disabled Conference “Working in the West”.
Fremantle, November.
Jackson, R.L. (2002). Behaviour management
or developing social behaviour? Invited keynote address to the Family
Day Carers Convention, Fremantle, 15-17 February.
Jackson, R., Cockram, J., and Underwood,
R. (1991). People with an intellectual disability in the criminal justice
system: The service worker perspective. Paper presented at the Annual
Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of intellectual Disability/
National Council on Intellectual Disability. Geelong, Victoria.
Jackson, R., Cockram, J., and
Underwood, R. (1992). Intellectual disability and the law: Noticing the
negative and ignoring the obvious. Paper presented at the Disability,
Discrimination and Justice Conference. Griffith University, Queensland.
Jackson, R., Cockram, J., and Underwood,
R. (1993). Over-represented and misunderstood: People with an intellectual
disability in the criminal justice system. Proceedings of the Australian
Institute of Criminology International Symposium on Offender Management:
Policy and Practice in Correctional and Forensic Services. Perth.
Jackson, R. Stanton, M., and Underwood,
R. (1993) Newspaper stereotyping of people with an intellectual disability:
It’s pitiful. Paper presented at the Donald Beasley Institute Conference
“Taking Stock”. University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
November
Jackson, R., Stanton, M., and Underwood,
R. (1995). The portrayal of Aboriginal people in West Australian newspapers:
Less than a lily-white record. Paper presented at the Australian and New
Zealand Communication Association 1995 National Conference, Perth. 5-7
July.
Jackson, R., & Teo, T. Teaching
reading to very young children with autism: Early results from a home
and school-based early intervention program. Paper presented at the 5th
National Conference for Supplementary Children Services Workers, Fremantle,
18-20 October.
Jackson, R., Underwood, R., and Cockram,
J. (1992) Imprisonment of people with an intellectual disability: Understanding
causes and working towards system change. Paper presented at the National
Social Research Conference 3. Hawkesbury, N.S.W.
Underwood, R., Jackson, R., and Lee,
M. (1991) Emergency accommodation services for people with intellectual
disabilities. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian
Psychological Society. Adelaide.
Underwood, R., Lee, M., and Jackson,
R. (1991) Community support services for mentally ill young people. Paper
presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Sociological Association.
Perth.
Wills, D., Jackson, J., Haglich,
D., & Jackson, R. (2000). We don't need to leave them behind: Rapid
improvement of literacy at high school. Paper Presented at the International
Learning Conference, Melbourne, July 5-10
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