The Effects of inclusive education on the secondary hearing impaired students in the Division of City Schools, Manila, School Year 2002-2003 / Jose Mari M. Aure
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- GST CEAS MAED-SPED .A87 2003 c.2

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The perceptual evaluation of the SPED and the regular teachers on the effects of the inclusive education program is very satisfactory, meaning that the hearing-impaired students benefit much in the improvement of their academic performance, social adjustment and emotional behavior.
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