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Does He Take Sugar?

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At the Peto Institute in Budapest, the home of Conductive Education, astonishing achievements are being made by severely handicapped children. Many we would consider condemned to a wheelchair for life in this country learn to walk and go to ordinary schools along with other able-bodied children.
Could Conductive Education be adapted in Britain to obtain the same results? Marlene Pease reports.

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