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Parental satisfaction on inclusive and non inclusive education for pupils with autism spectrum disorder
autismdevelopment-studiesdisability-studieseducational-methodseducational-psychologyinclusive-educationspecial-education-and-teaching
The increasing number of children with autism increases the demand for education in Malaysia. More public and private schools are opening their classes for inclusion, while more centers are emerging in the country to offer various programs and therapy. Choosing the right education is the main proble
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