special child in century 21.
Published: 1962
Place of publication: [Seattle
Language: eng
Number of pages: 370
Subjects: Child psychology -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: "References": p. 370.
Table of contents: value: Freedom from handicap, by Robert E. Crooke.; value: Medical problems of the special child, by Margaret J. Giannini.; value: Medical advances in prevention of mental retardation, by Gerlad D. LaVeck and Felix de la Cruz.; value: Some aspects of the brain-behavior problem, by Seymour B. Sarason.; value: Reciprocal factors in the behavioral syndrome of the neurologically impaired child, by Harold Michal-Smith.; value: Adultation of the special child, by Edgar A. Doll.; value: Autotelic Responsive environments and exceptional children, by Omar Khayyam Moore.; value: An analysis of the development of language in children with special reference to Dysacusis, by Shulamith Kastein.; value: Movements: key to understanding intelligence of the special child in century 21, by Robert C. Burns.; value: Psychoeducational and vocational problems of the cerebral-palsied child, by Murry Morgenstern.; value: Learning problems, program planning and curriculum for the mentally retarded child, by Elkan Snyder.; value: Instituting a public school program for the Neurologically impaired child: criteria, programming, management, by Mirian T. Tannhauser. Methodology for the classroom teacher, by Elizabeth Freidus.; value: Adaptation of the Montessori Method in developing visual perception in the special child, by Lynn Mink.; value: Individual educational therapy for the special child, by Ruth Mallison.