Titlebook: Don’t Accept Me as I am; Helping “Retarded” P Reuven Feuerstein,Yaacov Rand,John E. Rynders Book 1988 Reuven Feuerstein, Yaacov Rand, and J

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84423-2of mediated learning experience, and the active modification approach. In the first part of the book we attempted to answer two major questions that stem from the issue of cognitive redevelopment and the enhancement of intelligent behavior. The first question was: “Is modification important in the c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85310-4rovides the framework and set of guidelines for constructing IE intervention techniques. Even though the LPAD is not a prerequisite for the adoption of the IE program, it is of great benefit to have the teacher who is charged with the application of the instrumental enrichment program be exposed to

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J. F. Dhainaut,I. Hamy,B. Schremmerte peace of mind, feeling of being totally accepted, and even his ignorance of his being different, become all-important. Very little thought is given to the possibility of enhancing development in a substantial way.

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Chirp in Actively Modelocked Diode Lasersnd even fewer recommendations for action. It is no wonder that the mother prepared herself with letters of appeal—pleas for help—some signed by family friends, some by prominent individuals, including one from a well-known official that sounded almost like a warning (You better help or ... !).

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