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Theoretical Aspects of Respiratory Mechanicsand hands-on experience in instructing students with disabilities are limited; many new teachers report a lack of sufficient training in working with diverse students. Frequent opportunities for practice are important in successfully preparing preservice teachers; however, budget and time constraint

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