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The P Scales Assessing The Progress Of Children With Special Educational Needs Francis Ndaji

Name: The P Scales Assessing The Progress Of Children With Special Educational Needs Francis Ndaji
SKU: BELL-4309638
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The P Scales Assessing The Progress Of Children With Special Educational Needs Francis Ndaji instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.05 MB

Pages: 207

Author: Francis Ndaji, Peter Tymms

ISBN: 9780470518984, 9780470682227, 0470518987, 0470682221

Language: English

Year: 2009

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The P Scales Assessing The Progress Of Children With Special Educational Needs Francis Ndaji by Francis Ndaji, Peter Tymms 9780470518984, 9780470682227, 0470518987, 0470682221 instant download after payment.

Content:
Chapter 1 The National Curriculum and the Development of the P scales (pages 1–23): Francis Ndaji and Peter Tymms
Chapter 2 P scales — The Context (pages 25–45): Barbara Riddick
Chapter 3 A Description of the P scales and Their Use in Assessments (pages 47–76): Francis Ndaji and Peter Tymms
Chapter 4 Reliability and Validity of the P scales Data (pages 77–87): Francis Ndaji and Peter Tymms
Chapter 5 Users' Perspectives (pages 89–140): Celia Dickinson, Bob Coburn, Helen Pettinger, John Parkes, Ginny Brown, Di Brown, Bernie Tetchner, Jo Gilbert and Mary Adossides
Chapter 6 Research into the P scales (pages 141–180): Francis Ndaji and Peter Tymms
Chapter 7 Ways Forward (pages 181–194): Francis Ndaji and Peter Tymms