Teaching Physically Handicapped Children: Methods and Materials |
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Preface V | 3 |
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED | 53 |
OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSON | 120 |
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ability able abnormal adaptive adjustment affected allergic anoxia athetosis behavior birth blind blood body burned capped cause cells cerebral palsied children cerebral palsy cerebral-palsied child cerebral-palsied children chil client communication condition congenital counselor Cruickshank cystic fibrosis defects Denhoff diabetic diagnosis disability disorder dren educational emotional employer epilepsy evaluation factors feel floor frequently Friedreich's ataxia hearing hemophilia hospital impaired important inches individual infection intelligence involved learning center Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease leukemia materials math mental method motor multiple sclerosis muscular dystrophy normal orthopedically handicapped child orthopedically handicapped children pain paraplegics parental attitudes percent perceptual physical activity physically handicapped children placement possible psychological quadriplegic regular classroom response result rheumatic fever Robinault s/he scoliosis severe skills spastic special health problems speech spina bifida symptoms teacher teaching tetralogy of Fallot therapy tion trauma tuberculosis usually visual vocational wheelchair