Possibilities not limitations: Teaching special needs children

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Clarke, Barbara and Faragher, Rhonda Muriel. (2004). Possibilities not limitations: Teaching special needs children. In In B. clarke, D.M. Clarke and G. Clarke et al. (Ed.). International Perspectives on Learning and Teaching Mathematics pp. 379 - 394 National Center for Mathematics Education.

Authors	Clarke, Barbara and Faragher, Rhonda Muriel
Editors	B. clarke, D.M. Clarke and G. Clarke et al.
Page range	379 - 394
Year	2004
Book title	International Perspectives on Learning and Teaching Mathematics
Publisher	National Center for Mathematics Education
ISBN	9185143014
Research Group	School of Education

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