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HomeTalk: A Family Assessment of Children who are Deafblind

by Design to Learn Projects on Mar 1, 2002

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HomeTalk is an assessment tool designed for use by parents and care providers of children who are deafblind and who have other disabilities. Its purpose is to help you participate more actively in the planning of your child's educational program. HomeTalk is designed to provide a broad picture of your child's skills, special interests, and personality.

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HomeTalk: A Family Assessment of Children who are Deafblind

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