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The Relationship between Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education: Healthy Marriage or Family Feud?
This paper describes (1) common misconceptions about developmentally appropriate practices; (2) areas in which convergence between general and special early childhood education can be achieved; and (3) current collaborative efforts between the two disciplines (e.g., individually appropriate practice
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