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The National Network For Child Care's Guide To Caring For Children With Special Needs
By: Renata Bursten, Dragonfly Staff
A supurb guide to including children with special needs into an integrated preschool setting.
Disabilities are often not recognized at birth but become noticeable as a child exhibits some type of developmental delay over time. Parents and child care providers are often the first to notice that there might be a developmental delay.
Child care providers may be asked to care for a child with a disability. The disability may have been already identified when the parents come to the program, or it may have been noticed after the child became a part of the group.
This guide provides statagies for providing the best and most enriching care possible.
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Guide To Caring For Children With Special Needs
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