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- How might interactions between parents and a child with a disability be improved ?

- What are some ways that have been proven successful?

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Parent interactions with their children suffering from ID can be improved by allowing parents to become an integral part of the child's educational planning, while also ensuring that they remain up-to-date on the progress of measures taken to improve the child's ...

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