Play and the Intellectual Development of Blind Children

Keywords

Deaf blind, Blindness, Psychology, Developmental psychology, Medicine

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• Play and Concept Development in Infants and Young Children with Severe Visual Impairments: A Constructivist ViewSusan L. Recchia — 1997
• The encyclopedia of blindness and vision impairmentSardegna, Jill, Paul, T. O. — 1991
• Blind mothers' perceptions of their interactions and parenting experiences with their sighted infants and toddlersStacey Lynn Shackelford — 2004
• A Study of the Exploratory Behavior of Legally Blind and Sighted PreschoolersMyrna R. Olson — 1983
• Selecting, Adapting, and Applying Toys as Learning Tools for Handicapped ChildrenM. Beth Langley — 1985
• Görme Yetersizliğinden Etkilenen ve Normal Gelişim Gösteren Çocuklarin Oyun Çeşitlilik ve Karmaşiklik Düzeylerinin İncelenmesiCem Aslan, Selda Özdemir, Pinar Demiryurek — 2015

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