TRANSFERRING STUDENTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: PART ONE-

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How to properly lift and move students without the risk of injury.

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Disabled and handicapped students are increasingly being mainstreamed into classrooms. This means that teachers and aids are required to lift and transfer these students continuously. This program, highlighting students at the elementary level, focuses on how to properly lift and move students without the risk of injury.

TRANSFERRING STUDENTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: PART ONE

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TRANSFERRING STUDENTS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: PART ONE-

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