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A Guidebook for Adapting Physical Education for Individuals with Disabilities

Nebraska Department of Education

  • 37 pages
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A practical guidebook from the Nebraska Department of Education covering the philosophy, federal and state law, service options, eligibility, and assessment tools for adapting PE to students with disabilities. Designed for general PE teachers, special educators, and administrators.

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