Teaching Skills in Early Childhood Programs.

The recent growth of preschool programs for handicapped children has caused a search for models by which to construct total classroom programs. This article explores three models: behavior modification, normal developmental, and cognitive developmental. Similarities among the programs are drawn. Par...

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Publicado en:Exceptional Children Vol. 41; no. 5; pp. 309 - 318
Autores principales: Anastasiow, Nicholas J., Mansergh, Gilbert P.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. Feb1975
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          Director, Institute for Child Study, Indiana University, Bloomington
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        Children with disabilities
        Preschool education
        Preschool children
        Classroom activities
        Activity programs in education
        Cognitive development
        Behavior modification
        Student activities
        Active learning
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