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Maryanne O’Hare is a speech pathologist working in the
education sector in New Zealand. Dr Elizabeth Doell is a senior
lecturer and program co-ordinator for the Postgraduate Diploma in
Specialist Teaching at University of Canterburry, New Zealand.
Correspondence to:
Maryanne O’Hare
Speech and Language Therapy PG Program, Massey University
phone: + 64 272440495
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