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Is there a correlation between gluten ataxia and learning disabilities?

I am not familiar with gluten ataxia. You should ask the professional(s) who made the diagnosis if cognitive difficulties might be associated with this disorder.

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Is there a legal definition for special education case manager/IEP case manager?

Dear Linda:

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Jim Trelease

Is There Something I Could Buy That Would Help My Child to Read Better?

What can parents buy to help a child do better at school? Jim Trelease, author of The Read-Aloud Handbook, suggests the three B’s.

Theresa Rebhorn

A smiling boy holding a book on his head.

Debbie Glasser

These Tips Might Make Your Son a Reader

Boys may encounter stereotypes that make developing a life-long love of reading more difficult. This article examines those negative perceptions, and gives parents a list of concrete suggestions to combat stereotyping.

Learning Disabilities Association of America

They Speak for Themselves

Kate Garnett

Thinking About Inclusion and Learning Disabilities: A Teacher's Guide

Judy Zorfass, Tracy Gray, Ph.D., PowerUp WHAT WORKS

Thinking Aloud in Mathematics

I think my child may have a learning disability but I'm not sure how to…

If it is hard to verbally state why you have concerns, bring your child’s work samples with you to the school to show what is hard to articulate.

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I think my child still needs the accommodations that an IEP can provide, but his teachers disagree. What should I do?

Dear Traci:

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Is there a correlation between gluten ataxia and learning disabilities?

Is there a legal definition for special education case manager/IEP case manager?

Is There Something I Could Buy That Would Help My Child to Read Better?

Theresa Rebhorn

These Tips Might Make Your Son a Reader

They Speak for Themselves

Thinking About Inclusion and Learning Disabilities: A Teacher's Guide

Thinking Aloud in Mathematics

I think my child may have a learning disability but I'm not sure how to…

I think my child still needs the accommodations that an IEP can provide, but his teachers disagree. What should I do?

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