Abstract
This little book is primarily educationally oriented. It does, however, provide a very useful review of the subject of education of mentally retarded children and the theories underlying it. It also reviews the subject of the development of motion pictures in relation to commercial use and in education. Finally, it records an experiment conducted among three experimental and two control groups of children in special classes in relation to learning about the process of food preparation and service.
- Copyright © 1964 by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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SELECTIVE AUDIO-VISUAL INSTRUCTION FOR MENTALLY RETARDED PUPILS, Edward Goldstein. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas, 1964, 96 pp., $5.25
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