Exceptional children / Vitaliano Bernardino and Francisco Tan.

By: Bernardino, Vitaliano [author]Contributor(s): Tan, Francisco [co-author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: Caloocan City, Philippines : RICSON ENTERPRISES, c1968Description: iii, 233 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmSubject(s): CHILDREN -- EDUCATIONLOC classification: LB 3950 .B47 1968
Contents:
Chapter I. Educationally exceptional children -- II. Gifted children -- III. Auditorily handicapped children -- IV. Crippled children -- V. Children with health problems -- VI. Blindness -- VII. Speech defective children -- VIII. Behavior deviations in children -- IX. Mental retardation.
Summary: The authors of this little book realizing the inability of those interested and with nobler mission in the educational and social emancipation of children in the realm of exceptionalities to avail themselves with books printed abroad in special educational decided to write.
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Chapter I. Educationally exceptional children -- II. Gifted children -- III. Auditorily handicapped children -- IV. Crippled children -- V. Children with health problems -- VI. Blindness -- VII. Speech defective children -- VIII. Behavior deviations in children -- IX. Mental retardation.

The authors of this little book realizing the inability of those interested and with nobler mission in the educational and social emancipation of children in the realm of exceptionalities to avail themselves with books printed abroad in special educational decided to write.

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