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Faculty of Education, Wakayama University bulletin of Center for Educational Research and Training 14
2004-08-16 発行

The current situation and assignments in supporting network for children with developmental disabilities : The investigations in Wakayama city and surrounding areas

軽度発達障害の子どもたちへの支援ネットワークの現状と課題 : 和歌山市および周辺地域における考察
小野 次朗
山本 紀代
川口 恭子
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10.19002/AA11806940.14.11
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jpn
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11
End Page
17
Keywords
特別支援教育
軽度発達障害
ネットワーク
Category (Wakayama)
370 Education
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