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Nov 10, 2017
I participated in a balance study at the local university. It was interesting even though I won't ever know what they learned when it's all ...See More
Nov 10, 2017
~ Henry Rollins
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I shared this on my facebook, I loved it so much! Thanks for sharing!
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~ Randy Pausch
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Nov 6, 2017
1- a parent is dyslexic- 3rd grade. mom is fully aware of it.
2- 2nd grader. -at pre-K level. unable to work independently. mom was advised to leave her behind in 1st grade. and mom said no. She's not aware of how low a read...See More
flacka
First, talk to each child's homeroom teacher and share information and ideas about the child (motivators, what has been used in the classroom, etc). Invite the gen. ed teacher to be there when you meet with the parents so you can all be on the same page. I was a gen ed teacher and when I met with a parent in a conference or at the IEP meeting, I us...See More
Nov 7, 2017
~ Walter Cronkite
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