Mentally retarded: trainable

Discusses the special problems of the severely mentally retarded child and shows the relationship of these children to their family and neighbors. Describes the use of private and public day schools and their objectives. Uses classroom scenes to show the characteristics of the mentally retarded, and to illustrate training methods. Stresses the importance of the home and the need for constant supervision. Features Dr. Randolph J. Capoblanco of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
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Mentally retarded: trainable
Authors:Syracuse University, National Educational Television Film Service
Summary:Discusses the special problems of the severely mentally retarded child and shows the relationship of these children to their family and neighbors. Describes the use of private and public day schools and their objectives. Uses classroom scenes to show the characteristics of the mentally retarded, and to illustrate training methods. Stresses the importance of the home and the need for constant supervision. Features Dr. Randolph J. Capoblanco of Syracuse University and host Ed Jones
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Film, English, 1957
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Publisher: Syracuse University, Released by NET Film Service, 1957
Series:
Exceptional child
Physical Description:
29 min. sound, black and white 16 mm.
OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:
5769310
Subjects:
Children with mental disabilities
Enfants ayant une déficience intellectuelle
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