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Teaching Social Skills to Students with Visual Impairments:

From Theory to Practice

Edited by: Sharon Z. Sacks, Ph.D., Karen E. Wolffe, Ph.D.

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Chapter 1: The Development of Social Skills: A Personal Perspective   Add "The Development of Social Skills: A Personal Perspective" to cart:

Chapter 2: A Family Perspective on Social Skills Development   Add "A Family Perspective on Social Skills Development" to cart:

Chapter 3: Theoretical Perspectives on the Early Years of Social Development   Add "Theoretical Perspectives on the Early Years of Social Development" to cart:

Chapter 4: Theoretical Perspectives on the Development of Social Skills in Adolescence   Add "Theoretical Perspectives on the Development of Social Skills in Adolescence" to cart:

Chapter 5: Promoting and Nurturing Self-Esteem   Add "Promoting and Nurturing Self-Esteem" to cart:

Chapter 6: Developing Friendships and Positive Social Relationships   Add "Developing Friendships and Positive Social Relationships" to cart:

Chapter 7: The Importance of Peers and Role Models   Add "The Importance of Peers and Role Models" to cart:

Chapter 8: Social Skills in School and Community   Add "Social Skills in School and Community" to cart:

Chapter 9: Social Skills Assessment   Add "Social Skills Assessment" to cart:

Chapter 10: Teaching Social Skills to Young Children with Visual Impairments   Add "Teaching Social Skills to Young Children with Visual Impairments" to cart:

Chapter 11: Teaching Social Skills to Elementary and Middle School Students with Visual Impairments   Add "Teaching Social Skills to Elementary and Middle School Students with Visual Impairments" to cart:

Chapter 12: Teaching Social Skills to Adolescents and Young Adults with Visual Impairments   Add "Teaching Social Skills to Adolescents and Young Adults with Visual Impairments" to cart:

Chapter 13: Teaching Social Skills to Students with Multiple Disabilities   Add "Teaching Social Skills to Students with Multiple Disabilities" to cart:


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