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Essential reading for anyone interested in disability.,
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This review is from: Contested Words, Contested Science: Unraveling the Facilitated Communication Controversy (Advances in Contemporary Educational Thought Series) (Hardcover)
Biklen's compilation brings together a collection of double-blind experimental evidence on the reality of facilitated communication that can only be ignored by those people (mainly psychologists) who feel that any positive findings they find unwelcome are automatically suspect. useful for people who want to explore the possibility of taking a new view of the significance of communication handicap in intellectual disability and autism. (I've read the book, by the way: the last (anonymous) reviewer seems to have condemned it unread on the basis of its authorship on the give-a-dog-a-bad-name-and-hang him principle).
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