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50 Questions About LD
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50 Questions About LD - Expert Answers

Parents of children with LD are often faced with many questions. What are the warning signs of LD? How can I get my child tested? What is an IEP? NCLD has asked some of the top LD experts to respond to these questions and many more in 50 Questions About LD: An E-Book for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities. This informative resource addresses issues that directly affect your child at school, at home, and in the workplace.

 

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