STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PERCEIVED COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS
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SHAPIRO, D.R., STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PERCEIVED COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS. RE:VIEW, Vol. 35, no. 2 (2003), p. 69-80.
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Aptitudes, Autoconcepto, Deporte, Discapacidad visual, Movilidad, Percepción
Aptitudes, Autoconcepto, Deporte, Discapacidad visual, Movilidad, Percepción
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