Historical Models and Social Logics of Special Education Systems
Historical Models and Social Logics of Special Education Systems
This chapter probes the modal types and social logics of special education systems and presents a comparative-historical analysis in special education participation and placement. It analyzes the differences and patterns of similarity of goals and objectives of special education in Western and non-Western countries.
Keywords: special education, social logics, special education systems, participation, placement
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