Margret WinzerWinzer, M. (1990). Children with exceptionalities. A canadian perspective. Scarborough, ON : Prentice-Hall Canada Inc.WINZER, M. (1990). Children with Exceptionalities. A Canadian Perspective, 2e ed. Scarborough, ON : Prentice-Hall Canada....
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What about dual exceptionalities? Therefore, the aim of this paper is threefold, to: a) discuss the difficulty in identifying children with dual exceptionalities, b) outline the major ... E Efthymiou,HM Elhoweris 被引量: 0发表: 0年 Students with Exceptionalities and the Peer Group Context...
This article embraces and celebrates the active, social, and performative nature ofmusic-making in the work of community music therapists and communitymusicians, professionals who challenge conventions within Western art music andstrive to provide all individuals with the opportunity to express themselvesar...
Jenna Wilson, supported child development consultant with Yellowhead Community Services, will be running a new program for families with children who have exceptionalities. The program offers supports for both parents and children and is free of charge. Photo by Jaime Polmateer ...
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This article (a) describes the conceptual foundation, the logic model, and the engagement strategies that comprise Strong Communities; (b) provides an overview of the results from the first comprehensive initiative; (c) discusses their significance; and (d) concludes with discussion of the ...
20 CHAPTER 2 REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Introduction It is necessary to understand the processes involved in semantic memory development in normal individuals before atypicalities can be examined. Thus, this review will begin with an overview of semantic memory development in non- disabled learners, ...
Children also need to be endowed with the underlying cognitive–linguistic abil- ities to make use of the environmental sup- ports provided. The degree to which those developmental foundations are available also will affect variability of communication acqui- sition, including social skills development...