Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation

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ISSN: 1409-6099 (Print)
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IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL WORK IN IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL CARE FOR DISABLED PEOPLE: ЗНАЧЕЊЕТО НА СОЦИЈАЛНАТА РАБОТА ВО ОСТВАРУВАЊЕ НА ОПШТЕСТВЕНАТА ГРИЖА ЗА ЛИЦАТА СО ИНВАЛИДНОСТ Величко АНДРЕЕВСКИ Сојуз на дефектолози на Република Македонија IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL WORK IN IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL CARE FOR DISABLED PEOPLE Velichko...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/226-2004/2004-3-4-articles/2028-importance-of-social-work-in-implementation-of-social-care-for-disabled-people
BARRIERS-CURRENT CONDITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OVERCOMING THEM: БАРИЕРИ - МОМЕНТАЛНА СОСТОЈБА И ПРЕПОРАКИ ЗА НИВНО НАДМИНУВАЊЕ Бранимир ЈОВАНОВСКИ Претседател на Федерацијата за спорт на инвалидите на Република Македонија BARRIERS-CURRENT CONDITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OVERCOMING THEM BranimirJOVANOVSKI...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/204-2007/2007-3-4-articles/1857-barriers-current-conditions-and-recommendations-for-overcoming-them
Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Volume 6 Issue 3-4, 2006: Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation,Volume 7,Issue 3-4,2006 Contents [ Full-Text PDF ] Special education-professional and scientific issues Medical treatment Psychological and pedagogical survey Social and adult aspectshref="#practice"...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/176-2006/2006-3-4-info/1897-journal-of-special-education-and-rehabilitation-volume-6-issue-3-4-2006
HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF PEOPLE WHO ARE DEAF OR HARD-OF-HEARING: ЗДРАВСТВЕНИОТ КВАЛИТЕТ НА ЖИВОТ КАЈ ЛИЦАТА КОИ СЕ ГЛУВИ ИЛИ ИМААТ ОШТЕТЕН СЛУХ Аника СМЕИЈЕРС1 Мартина Х. ЕНС-ДОКУМ 2 Бепие ван де БОГАРД 3,4 Ан Мари ОДЕСУЛУС-МАРФИ 1 Вовед Здравствените работници и групите на пациенти укажуваат дека лицата кои се...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/327-2018/2018-3-4-articles/3081-health-related-quality-of-life-of-people-who-are-deaf-or-hard-of-hearing
THE FREQUENCY OF USE OF ATTRIBUTIVE EXPONENTS IN THE LANGUAGE OF COMPLETELY AND PARTIALLY DEAF CHILDREN abstract: ЗАЧЕСТЕНОСТ ВО УПОТРЕБАТА НА ЕКСПОНЕНТСКИТЕ АТРИБУТИ ВО ЈАЗИКОТ Н А ГЛУВИТЕ И НАГЛУВИТЕ ДЕЦА Светлана МИЛОШЕВИЌ Србија THE FREQUENCY OF USE OF ATTRIBUTIVE EXPONENTS IN THE LANGUAGE OF COMPLETELY AND PARTIALLY DEAF CHILDREN Svetlana MILOSHEVIKJ Serbia...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/159-2006/2006-3-4-abstracts/1902-the-frequency-of-use-of-attributive-exponents-in-the-language-of-completely-and-partially-deaf-children-abstract
THE FREQUENCY OF USE OF ATTRIBUTIVE EXPONENTS IN THE LANGUAGE OF COMPLETELY AND PARTIALLY DEAF CHILDREN: ЗАЧЕСТЕНОСТ ВО УПОТРЕБАТА НА ЕКСПОНЕНТСКИТЕ АТРИБУТИ ВО ЈАЗИКОТ Н А ГЛУВИТЕ И НАГЛУВИТЕ ДЕЦА Светлана МИЛОШЕВИЌ Србија THE FREQUENCY OF USE OF ATTRIBUTIVE EXPONENTS IN THE LANGUAGE OF COMPLETELY AND PARTIALLY DEAF CHILDREN Svetlana MILOSHEVIKJ Serbia...; http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/212-2006/2006-3-4-articles/1903-the-frequency-of-use-of-attributive-exponents-in-the-language-of-completely-and-partially-deaf-children