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V. 1. Part I. Introduction -- Future Directions In Work With Severely And Profoundly Handicapped Persons : An Overview / Norris G. Haring And Connie Pious -- Overview Of Comprehensive Services For The Severely/profoundly Handicapped / Norris G. Haring And Diane Bricker -- Part Ii. Developmental Sequence And Curricula -- Developmental Pinpoints / Marilyn Cohen, Pam Gross, Norris G. Haring -- Educational Programming For The Severely/profoundly Mentally Retarded / Ellen Somerton And Donald G. Meyers -- Prototypic Model For The Development Of Instructional Materials / Debby D. Smith, James O. Smith, Eugene B. Edgar -- Part Iii. Assessment And Performance Measurement -- Educational And Assessment Strategies For The Severely Handicapped / Wayne Sailor And R. Don Horner -- Essentials Of Performance Measurement / Dale Gentry And Norris G. Haring -- Part Iv. Intervention Strategies -- Early And Continuous Intervention Strategies For Severely Handicapped Infants And Very Young Children / Alice H. Hayden, Gael Mcginness, Valentine Dmitriev -- Intervention Strategies For The Severely And Profoundly Handicapped Child / Diane Bricker [and Others] -- Language Development Programs For Severely Han
- Author
- Norris G. Haring, Louis J. Brown
- Publisher
- Psychological Corp
- Published
- 1976
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780808909453
- Subjects
- Education
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