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LD Blog provides news and information about Learning Disabilities. It is privately funded and the views presented in the posts and the comments are solely the opinions of their authors. The primary contributor to LD Blog is John Wills Lloyd, Ph.D. shortage
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- Sound it Out
- Sp. Ed.: The Rise and Fall
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Sigh–new content
Despite getting virtually no recommendations about future content (3 votes!), I’m starting to post some new content. The new content is, in my obviously biased view (else, why would I post it?), pretty important stuff. It’s about research, practice, knowledge, and all that sort of stuff as it connects to Learning Disabilities. In this page, I discuss big-idea concepts that recur in Learning Disabilities. These are the themes that one sees when one reads a diverse array of literature on the topic of LD.
I recommend it. What’s more, you won’t have to find this post each time you want to refer to the page; it will always be directly accessible under the “special content” link in the top navigation bar.
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