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NLDline To Parents and Supporters of IDEA, I received the following messages through e-mailyesterday. It should be shared throughout the country. Congratulations to bothMarcie Roth and Kathleen Boundy for great work!!!! It is time to takeaction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Patty Smith —————- Forwarded Message: Subj: IDEA is in serious jeopardy- informative update Date: 98-04-04 07:56:05 ESTFrom: [email protected] (Marcie …
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Subj: THE SPECIAL ED ADVOCATE, VOL. 1, NO. 17(NOV. 13, 1998)Date: 11/13/98 3:15:29 PM Pacific Standard TimeFrom: [email protected] (Pete and Pam Wright)Sender: [email protected]: [email protected] ==============================The Special Ed Advocate The Online Newsletter AboutSpecial Education and the Law November 13, 1998 Vol. 1, No. 17 Visit us today at: http://www.wrightslaw.com ================================= The Special Ed Advocate is a …
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Welcome to NLDline! Hello from NLDline. Once more, thank you for youroverwhelming response to this website. There have now been over 1,000,000 visits to thesite from all over the world. The hope is to continue building a national andinternational NLD database in order to network parents, NLD adults andprofessionals. Educating the caregivers and associates of …
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NLDline by Myrna B. Shure Book Review by Cindy Kranz The Cincinnati Enquirer “Bacon” was his name not by choice. The 8-year-old Florida boy’s classmates teased him mercilessly, calling him Bacon because he was fat. He often kicked his tormentors, with disastrous results. Then the boy participated in an “I Can Problem Solve” program and …
NLDline by Myrna B. Shure Book Review by Cindy Kranz The Cincinnati Enquirer “Bacon” was his name not by choice. The 8-year-old Florida boy’s classmates teased him mercilessly, calling him Bacon because he was fat. He often kicked his tormentors, with disastrous results. Then the boy participated in an “I Can Problem Solve” program and …
Because the diagnosis of dyslexia is longestablished, many communities have schools and programs for children with these learningproblems. However, nonverbal learning disabilities are a more recent area of interest toeducators. Many children and adults are just being diagnosed with this disorder, and whilemuch academic interest is being generated, there is a dearth of programs …
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Amicus for Children, Inc (AFC) is a non-profit organization formed in 1999 by twomoms – one an educator and the other an attorney. AFC provides free services to parents ofspecial needs children to help them be their children’s “first and bestadvocate.” Examples of AFC services include: providing information on specialeducation law and best practices in …
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