FAMILIES OF DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE ISRAELI KIBBUTZ: A COMMUNITY WHICH PROVIDES FOR ALL NEEDS
Kaydedildi:
LEYSER, Y., ET AL., FAMILIES OF DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE ISRAELI KIBBUTZ: A COMMUNITY WHICH PROVIDES FOR ALL NEEDS. EXCEPTIONAL CHILD,THE, Vol. 35, no. 3 (1988), p. 165-177.
Ref.
15552
Yer:
SIIS R.182
Palabras clave:
Comunidad, Discapacidad, Familia, Infancia, Israel
Comunidad, Discapacidad, Familia, Infancia, Israel
Benzer Materyaller: FAMILIES OF DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE ISRAELI KIBBUTZ: A COMMUNITY WHICH PROVIDES FOR ALL NEEDS
- ENSURING ALL DISABLED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES RECEIVE SERVICES WHICH ARE SUFFICIENTLY DIFFERENTIATED TO MEET THEIR DIVERSE NEEDS
- CLASSIFICATION AND VALIDATION OF FAMILY CLIMATE SUBTYPES IN KIBBUTZ FATHERS OF DISABLED AND NONDISABLED CHILDREN
- CHILDREN'S ATTITUDES TOWARD PEERS WITH DISABILITIES: THE ISRAELI PERSPECTIVE
- COMMUNITY RECREATION FOR ALL: HOW TO INCLUDE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN REGULAR LEISURE AND RECREATION
- STRESS AND ADAPTATION IN FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH VISUAL DISABILITIES
- HOW CAN SUITABLE, AFFORDABLE CHILDCARE BE PROVIDED FOR ALL PARENTS WHO NEED IT TO ENABLE THEM TO WORK?