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A qualitative study of the needs of parents of handicapped pre-schoolers attending a special school
This thesis is an assessment of the needs of parents and families of handicapped preschoolers attending a special school. The focus is on school related needs. An assessment of these needs could concentrate on child related needs or include needs relating to parent and family well-being. In chapter...
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School of Education
2016
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