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Dianne Chambers

Dianne Chambers

Associate Professor, Coordinator Double Degrees/ Special Education, University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia (tbc)
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Dr Dianne Chambers is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Notre Dame Australia's Fremantle Campus. She coordinates and teaches into units on catering for students with disabilities, inclusion and behaviour management at undergraduate level. Postgraduate teaching areas include adaptive education, behaviour management and social skills, children with special needs, contemporary issues in special education and educating students who are gifted and talented. She also supervises students within the School of Education Masters and PhD program. She is published in the field of inclusive education, assistive technology and children with ASD. Dianne has a wide range of interests in the area of special education; including the use of assistive technology in regular settings; the preparedness and attitudes of beginning teachers to accommodate students with diverse abilities in their classrooms; resource allocation for schools with diverse student needs; and alternative and augmentative communication methods.