أساليب إستخدام التكامل الحسي فى تنمية اللغة لدى الصم المكفوفين

بحث مقدم الى
المؤتمر الدولى السادس
(تأهيل ذوى الاحتياجات الخاصه)
رصد الواقع واستشراف المستقبل
معهد الدراسات التربويه –جامعه القاهرة

إعداد
أمل عزت على
أخصائية تخاطب
أخصائية تأهيل الصم المكفوفين
جمعية نداء مساعدة الاطفال على التواصل
2008

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