The book shares with us the experiences and learnings of a pilot project of Brampton Caledon Community Living and the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation.

This article describes the integration of a disabled child, as told by her mother to the author. It describes how she became part of her school class and how her peers took on some of the responsibili...

Journal of Leisurability Editor's Comments Education Issue

The author gives the account of a boy with hearing impairment who was sent from his home in New Brunswick to a residential school for the hearing impaired in Nova Scotia where he was not happy and did...

The authors discuss the provision of leisure education in schools for children and youth with disabilities. They point out the importance of providing this education and the benefits it can bring. Bar...

Quality physical education programs can promote the development of fitness, motor, affective, and cognitive skills needed by children with disabilities to become successful in a variety of leisure act...