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    Slam Dunk! Home Run! A Guide to Understanding Disabilities

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    Janousek, Cole
    Weidenaar, Lindsey
    Wortham, Theresa
    Martinez, Corinne Cozzaglio
    Mastromonico, Jeff
    Cullum, Ashley
    Botero, Christopher G.
    Kuo, Nai-Cheng
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    2017-07-13
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    SLAM DUNK! HOME RUN! is an interactive comic designed to help teachers and students better understand students in their class who may have disabilities and more specifically, understanding that in a physical education setting.
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