ED153391
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Recall of Nonsense Syllables of Normal and Learning Disabled Adolescents by Equating Learning Through Mastery |
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ED153392
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The Nature of Short-Termed Memory Deficits in Retarded Mongoloid Subjects |
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ED153393
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High School Principals' Attitudes Toward the Handicapped and the Work Study Program |
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ED153394
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The Home Verbal Environments of Non-Talking Children |
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ED153395
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A Comprehensive Inservice Training Program to Enable School Districts to Move Toward Full Compliance with P. L. 94-142 |
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ED153396
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Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Retarded A Case Study / |
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ED153397
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A Model for Training Pre-Service Teachers to Develop Individualized Education Plans |
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ED153398
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Drug Treatment with Children in Programs for the Trainable Mentally Handicapped |
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ED153399
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Assessment in a Natural Context |
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ED153400
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The TEACH Cycle An Educational Model / |
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ED153401
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Natural Gesture Language and Spoken Words Mode of Communication for the Multiply Handicapped Hearing Impaired Infants and Toddlers / |
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ED153402
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Attitudes of the Adolescent Learning Disabled Students Related to School Relationships, Teacher Relationships, Family Relationships and Learning |
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ED153403
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Problems with Definition Related to Learning Disabilities |
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ED153404
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Facilitating the Development of Young Handicapped Children and Their Families Through an Innovative Interdisciplinary Team Approach |
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ED153405
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A Team Approach to Non-Verbal Communication Systems |
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ED153406
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An Effective Model for Mainstreaming Emotionally Impaired Students |
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ED153407
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Winning Through Determination or a Business Approach to Interagency Involvement. Prevocational Training for Autistic Youth Methods, Materials, and Interagency Involvement / |
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ED153408
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The Role of Parents in a Program for the Gifted |
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ED153409
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Teachers Perceptions of the Evaluation Services for Young Children |
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ED153410
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The Role of Structured Educational Materials in the Identification of Perceptual Problems in Preschool Children |
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