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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018)
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018)
Published:
2018-11-15
Articles
An Exploratory Study of Preferred Learning Styles of Visually Impaired Children
Sumaira Chaudhary, Shaista Majid
253
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155
Analysis of Syntax Errors in Written Language of 8th Grade Students with Hearing Impairment
Iram Batool Alvi, Abdul Hameed
147
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131
Effects of In-Service Teacher Training on Students’ Psychological Development at Secondary Level
Faryal Arshad, Almas Ikram Kayani, Qaiser Suleman
183
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127
Influence of Family Economic Status on Education and Health of Special Children in Islamabad
Lubna Faraz, Hina Noor, Qaisara Parveen
206
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119
Preferences of Students with Visual Impairment between Braille and Screen Reader’s Software
Faiza Jaleel, Faisal Anis
172
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151
Voices of Parents about their Out of School Children with Disabilities
Afaf Manzoor, Abdul Hameed, Tanzila Nabeel
196
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139
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HEC 'Y' Category
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ISSN: 2521-8999 (print)
ISSN: 2523-5710 (online)
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