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The Encyclopedia of Learning Disabilities
by Carol Turkington ; Joseph R. Harris ; American Book Works Corporation
ISBN: 0816040753
ISBN-13: 9780816040759
Format: Hardcover
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Publisher: Facts on File Published date: 2002 Size: 8 x 9.5 inches Weight: 1.8 pounds Pages: 304
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Alphabetic entries define and describe learning disabilities and their treatment, relevant legal topics, and education terms while offering resources for educators and parents.
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The Encyclopedia of Learning Disabilities (Facts on File Library of Health and Living)
Carol Turkington; Joseph R., Ph.D. Harris; Corporate Author-American Bookworks Corporation
Facts on File, 2002-05. Hardcover. New. Like New. Library copy in excellent condition with pristine pages. Never been read. There are some library markings, such as stickers on the cover, library card pocket on the first page and stamps on the sides.FREE Tracking # INCLUDED! We ship on the same or next day you place an order. 100 % Satisfaction Guaranteed. ( more information) Offered by Book Empire (United States)
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