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Classroom Teachers' Perceptions Regarding Educational Services to Students with Attention Deficit Disorders
Abstract Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is an area that has many implications for public education. One concern is how ADD is perceived by classroom teachers in relation to the service delivery process. The investigation reported in this article obtained information about perceptions of classroom teachers about ADD and educational services to children.