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Games for Your Learning-Disabled Child

Games for Your Learning-Disabled Child Learning from Living FOR YOUR GAMES LEARNING-DISABLED CHILD Lou Kratoville* Betty Doreen Kronick* Elizabeth Hoyt Coordinator Guest Contributors WHAT WOULD YOU DO? NAME of the is &dquo;What Would You Do?&dquo; It was originated game THE our when he was seven old. by brain-injured son, Matthew, years &dquo;What would do if ... ?&dquo; he would with you begin, eyes sparkling, and then he would to some ethical or moral proceed pose question. For &dquo;What would do if I the children and cookies example, you gave first?&dquo; &dquo;What would do if I didn’t without or, candy asking you you come home when it started to dark?&dquo; delivered with answers, get My mock to the of these as indicated severity, degree punishment by were to Matthew. behaviors, fascinating One it seemed time to turn the tables. I &dquo;What countered, day do if I to fix Matthew this would you forgot your supper?&dquo; thought and his next matched mine in Now we hilarious, question fantasy. were off and and we took turns to outdo one another. running, trying do found in &dquo;What would if woke and an you you up elephant your do in bed?&dquo; &dquo;What would if all the water the you http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Academic Therapy SAGE

Games for Your Learning-Disabled Child

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0001-396X
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Learning from Living FOR YOUR GAMES LEARNING-DISABLED CHILD Lou Kratoville* Betty Doreen Kronick* Elizabeth Hoyt Coordinator Guest Contributors WHAT WOULD YOU DO? NAME of the is &dquo;What Would You Do?&dquo; It was originated game THE our when he was seven old. by brain-injured son, Matthew, years &dquo;What would do if ... ?&dquo; he would with you begin, eyes sparkling, and then he would to some ethical or moral proceed pose question. For &dquo;What would do if I the children and cookies example, you gave first?&dquo; &dquo;What would do if I didn’t without or, candy asking you you come home when it started to dark?&dquo; delivered with answers, get My mock to the of these as indicated severity, degree punishment by were to Matthew. behaviors, fascinating One it seemed time to turn the tables. I &dquo;What countered, day do if I to fix Matthew this would you forgot your supper?&dquo; thought and his next matched mine in Now we hilarious, question fantasy. were off and and we took turns to outdo one another. running, trying do found in &dquo;What would if woke and an you you up elephant your do in bed?&dquo; &dquo;What would if all the water the you

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Academic Therapy – SAGE

Published: Dec 1, 1970

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