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,Neuropsychological Aspects of Epilepsy and the Effects of Epileptic Medication on Children’s Behavit of children in regular classrooms, its incidence is much higher in the special education classes, approaching 20% in classes for trainable mentally retarded. Over half of teachers in early childhood special education and 75% of TMR teachers are involved with children receiving medical treatment for epilepsy (Gadow, op. cit.).

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Programming for Autistic Students: A Model for the Public Schools,tional Center Network, and Vera Newman, Educational Specialist for the Autistic Program in the Los Angeles Unified School District, for the presentations of their outstanding educational programs for the autistic at the Nebraska Conference on Assessment and Programming for Infants, Preschool, and School Age Children with Low Incidence Handicaps.