Authors
- Maksimenko Maria Aleksandrovna
Annotation
The article analyses the main moments of formation of special education in the USA. The author considers the methods of “applied behaviour analysis in work” and the technology of its use with children with disabilities, explains the reasons for the popularity of these methods abroad.
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Maksimenko, M. A. (2015). History of Development of Inclusive Education in USA Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", 2015, №3 (33),
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