Intellectual Disabilities
Introduction to Intellectual Disabilities
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Robbie was a 15 year-old high school youngster. He was in a special education class for the severely disabled. Robbie had Cerebral Palsy. Despite his crippling disability, he had an... Read More
Over the past decade, it has become widely accepted that the diagnostic label “mental retardation” has come to carry and convey a negative social stigma. As a consequence of... Read More
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