School Intervention for Inclusion of Students With and Without Disabilities

A common understanding shared by parents and educators of students with disabilities is the students' tremendous need in the area of socialization. Having and maintaining friendships is an integral part of children's development. Often, students are ill prepared for the inclusion of school...

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Published in:Focus on autism and other developmental disabilities 1999-05, Vol.14 (2), p.110-115
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