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Jan 17, 2004
I would be interested in knowing what services you have for
children whose native language is not English. How do you
help students who seem to master well their own language,
but yet perform poorly on intelligence and reading tests.
What do you do if you find our through the parent, that the
child cannot read or write in their own language?... what
if you suspect that your student has a learning disability?
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