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Typical and atypical child and adolescent development 4: cognition, intelligence and learning
pelling and very readable; there are also practical and well-evidenced approaches to improve inclusive practice at a systemic level. The book is particularly recommended to support educational psychology services and SENDCos looking to develop guidance on quality first teaching, differentiation, and partnership working with schools, parents, and children and young people. Recommended for: Educational psychologists, teachers and education managers Style: Practical; theoretical