SYSTEMATIC LONGITUDINAL FOLLOWING OF THE GROWTH AND THE PROGRESS OF CHILDREN FROM COMMUNITY OF STRUGA, SUCCEEDING THEM FROM THEIR BIRTH UP TO THE AGE OF EIGHTY YEARS
Journal Title: Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation - Year 1997, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
The goal of this paper and its main aim is to contribute in solving the problems of children with special needs. It could be done by longitudinal following of the growth and the progress from the period of their birth up to the age of eighty years. We described the method of work in children’s counseling office and its help for the children with special needs. At the sometime plan of working is given, the use of the materials and the content of the work as well as the way of doing the questionnaire which has been done by the children’s counseling office.
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Klimentie MATOSKI
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