Associate Professor Dianne Chambers is Associate Dean, Researcher, and coordinates and teaches courses 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 supervises students within the School of Education Masters and PhD programs. She is published in the fields of inclusive education, assistive technology and children with ASD. Dianne has also consulted with UNESCO on guidelines for persons with disabilities and Open and Distance Learning using open solutions and teacher education for global citizenship. She is a long-term member of the Australian Association of Special Education (WA Chapter).