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Randa G. Keeley, Ph.D.Texas Woman’s University Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine if student on-task behavior varied
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By Alyssia Ruggiero, Appalachian State University Issue: Winter 2018 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.358 Abstract In light of disability studies’ recent examinations of
Alyssia RuggieroAppalachian State University Abstract In light of disability studies’ recent examinations of the dichotomy between medical and social models
By Sarah DiMeo, Texas Woman’s University; Mary Frances Baxter, Texas Woman’s University; Susan Zapf, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions;