GETTING EMPLOYED, STAYING EMPLOYED. JOB DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE HANDICAPS.
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MCLOUGHLIN, C.S., ET AL., GETTING EMPLOYED, STAYING EMPLOYED. JOB DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE HANDICAPS. BALTIMORE,MD (USA), PAUL H.BROOKES, 1987, 239 p.
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SIIS D3.8 M81.3.31
Palabras clave:
Centros especiales de empleo, Centros ocupacionales, Concepto, Discapacidad, Discapacidad severa, Empleo con apoyo, Entrenamiento, Funcionamiento, Inclusión laboral, Método educativo, Métodos de evaluación, Organización de servicios, Planificación, Producción, Task analysis, Trabajo
Centros especiales de empleo, Centros ocupacionales, Concepto, Discapacidad, Discapacidad severa, Empleo con apoyo, Entrenamiento, Funcionamiento, Inclusión laboral, Método educativo, Métodos de evaluación, Organización de servicios, Planificación, Producción, Task analysis, Trabajo
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