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According the following article: http://cecp.air.org/interact/authoronline/january98/ineffective.htm Why is Ineffective instruction harmful to EBD student in the area of academics and social skills still important today?

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Instruction in nonfunctional and irrelevant skills is the important moniker to your question as this paradigm is the catalyst for ineffective instruction that the author of this article deems is ...

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