What Do Employment Specialists Really Do? A Study on Job Development Practices

Author： Migliore Alberto   Hall Allison Cohen   Butterworth John   Winsor Jean  

Publisher： TASH Publishing

ISSN： 0274-9483

Source： Association for the Severely Handicapped. Journal (JASH), Vol.35, Iss.1-2, 2010-03, pp. : 15-23

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