Perspective about Definition of Individual with Special Needs from Several Scientific Fields: A Short Note
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https://doi.org/10.17977/um005v6i12022p001Keywords:
Special Needs, Perspective, Individual with Special NeedsAbstract
This short article aims to provide an understanding that there are several points of view about individuals with special needs. Some of these points of view may differ in defining individuals with special needs. So that the optimization of a felicitous life for individuals with special needs may not match what they actually need.
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