Exceptional Children An Introduction to Special Education, Student Value Edition (10th Edition)

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Author
William L. Heward
Publisher
Pearson
Pages
672 pages
ISBN
978-0132893046
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Exceptional Children: An Introduction to Special Education, Student Value Edition (10th Edition) offers a comprehensive overview of the field of special education. Authored by William L. Heward and published by Pearson in 2012, this edition is renowned for its innovative approach, strong research foundation, and accessibility. With a focus on highly effective, research-based practices, it provides step-by-step guidance that enhances practical application skills. The book explores the professional practices, trends, and cutting-edge research that define contemporary special education, emphasizing the diversity and evolving nature of this field. Ideal for educators seeking to understand and contribute to the area of special education, or professionals working with students who have exceptionalities, this edition promises a rich and enriching learning experience.

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