A Pattern for Change
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Duration: 32
Year Published: 1976
Creator: U.S. Bur Educ for the Handicapped
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Description: Describes the importance of public understanding, federal support, and the findings of research in inducing institutions for the mentally retarded to grow out of their traditional role as custodial repositories. Illustrates how current institutions provide for permanent members and act as catalytic agents involving community services for the more able retarded, thus providing a chance for many retarded persons to live in the community.
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