About Florence Dunlop
Lived 1896 – 1963 (aged 66–67). Florence Dunlop was an educator.
Florence Sara Dunlop (1896 in Rideau View, Ontario – 1963 in Ottawa) was a Canadian psychologist, teacher and pioneer in education for special needs children. She was one of the first teachers hired in the Department of Psychology at Carleton University, and one of the founders and the president of the International Council for Exceptional Children.
Early life and education Dunlop was born in Rideau View, Ontario, in 1896. She attended Ottawa Normal school, graduating in 1916. For fifteen summers, she taught at the Columbia University.
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Who was Florence Dunlop?
Canadian psychologist and educator
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Florence Dunlop was born in 1896.
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Florence Dunlop died in 1963.
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Florence Dunlop was an educator.
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