This report, issued in February 1963, is the work of a committee on employment of blind persons in the teaching profession of the New York State Federation of Workers for the Blind. We present it here because we believe it will be of interest to all who are concerned in the employment of blind teachers in public school systems.
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Selected References Compiled from Materials in the Library of the American Foundation for the Blind and the Committee on Employment of Blind Persons in the Teaching Profession of the New York State Federation of Workers for the Blind
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