Efficacy of Special Education and Related Services

Kenneth A. Kavale · Steven R. Forness · Gary N. Siperstein

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Do special education methods work? Is special education cost-effective? Kavale and Forness provide a complete and accurate evaluation of what works and what doesn't in special education in this monograph.

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