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Teachers understanding of challenging behaviours and management strategies for children with autism spectrum disorder in Dhaka City /

by Farjana Ahmed Efa

Published by : BHPI, BD, (Dhaka :) Physical details: iv, 49 p. : ill.

Subject(s): Challenging behaviours | Management strategies | Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) | Autistic disorders | Children with autism spectrum disorder

Year: 2015

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by Farjana Ahmed Efa

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