LD Versus Bilingual
A parent believes that her five-year-old, who comes from a non-English-speaking household, is being incorrectly identified as having LD. read more
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A parent believes that her five-year-old, who comes from a non-English-speaking household, is being incorrectly identified as having LD. read more
Learn how you can keep a developmentally-delayed child "mainstreamed" in her physical education class. read more
A wise parent sees the potential in her son beyond the labels currently being placed on him. read more
There are several resources to turn to for help with legal advocacy. read more
A large difference between IQ and achievement does not necessarily indicate learning disabilities. read more
Find information on how to prepare your child for a GATE evaluation. read more
A mother is concerned that her three-year-old cannot answer even simple questions about a book that was just read. read more
Our expert agrees with a couple who believe their son's school violated his civil rights. read more
When your child is struggling to keep up in class, it's worthwhile to request a free evaluation by your local school district. read more
In general, children attend special-education classes if their academic and/or social needs cannot be met in a less restrictive environment. read more
Find out how to go about getting a child evaluated for fine motor difficulties and learning disabilities. read more
A parent or legal guardian has the right to start the evaluation process, as spelled out in the special education laws of the U.S. read more
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