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This book is helpful in providing guidance on inclusive PE lessons. Chapters on Curricular and Game and Sport modifications are particularly useful in presenting adaptations for children with a physical disability. Regular references to research strengthen the theoretical basis for inclusion and strategies to promote inclusion. Particular sections focus on promoting understanding of the causes, incidence, treatment, health and medical issues that impact on children’s inclusion.

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