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Administrative Systems and Their Responses to Special Education

Roy M. Seitsinger, David Aloyzy Zera

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Examines administrative subsystems in relation to special education. Discusses a series of questions administrators should ask in their efforts to provide services for students with special needs.

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Examines administrative subsystems in relation to special education. Discusses a series of questions administrators should ask in their efforts to provide services for students with special needs.

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Examines administrative subsystems in relation to special education. Discusses a series of questions administrators should ask in their efforts to provide services for students with special needs.

Key concepts: Special education, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics education, Public administration, Political science

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