FROM A DIFFERENT VIEWPOINT. THE LIVES AND EXPERIENCES OF VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE
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FRENCH, S., SWAIN, J., FROM A DIFFERENT VIEWPOINT. THE LIVES AND EXPERIENCES OF VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE. Londres, ROYAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, 1997, 80 p.
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Actitudes sociales, Autoconcepto, Casuística, Compañeros, Concepto, Discapacidad visual, Educación, Información, Juventud, Manuales, Modificación de conducta, Ocio, Relaciones personales, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Actitudes sociales, Autoconcepto, Casuística, Compañeros, Concepto, Discapacidad visual, Educación, Información, Juventud, Manuales, Modificación de conducta, Ocio, Relaciones personales, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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