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Home » Publications » The Effects of Smart Start on Young Children With Disabilities & Their Families

The Effects of Smart Start on Young Children With Disabilities & Their Families

Patricia Porter, Duncan Munn, Virginia Buysse, & Sabrina Tyndall
June
1996

This report summarizes a study of the impact of Smart Start on children with disabilities.

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PDF icon FPG_SmartStart_The-Effects-of-SS-on-Young-Children-With-Disabilities-June1996.pdf

Related Project(s)

Evaluation of North Carolina's Smart Start Initiative

Area(s) of Work

Autism & Developmental Disabilities

Type

Reports and Policy Briefs

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