The Implications of the Warnock Report for the Education of the Maladjusted

Abstract

The Warnock Report specifically analyzes the numerous aspects of special education in England, Scotland and Wales. Implications of the Warnock Report have been drawn regarding its impact on the development of programs for maladjusted children. Further information is provided regarding the Committee's actions and decisions on the various aspects of the report.

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