ACTIVE LIFE CENTER: A TURKISH MODEL FOR TEACHING STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES.

In Turkey, there are many kinds of educational environments for children with disabilities. Some of these are inclusive; others are special education classes within the mainstream schools. A third category includes separate, special education schools. There are also Special Education and Rehabilitat...

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Published in:Palaestra Vol. 30; no. 1; pp. 49 - 53
Main Authors: ÖZER, DILARA, GRENIER, MICHELLE, NALBANT, SIBEL, HATIPOĞLU ÖZCAN, GÜLSÜM
Format: pictorial Journal Article
Published: Sagamore Publishing 2016
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          ÖZER, DILARA
          GRENIER, MICHELLE
          NALBANT, SIBEL
          HATIPOĞLU ÖZCAN, GÜLSÜM
        affil: Gedik University, Istanbul-Turkey
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          Students with Disabilities Education
          Program Evaluation
          Education, Special Evaluation
          Students with Disabilities
          Turkiye
          Rehabilitation Centers
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