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National Center for Learning Disabilities
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December Policy News Round-Up
...of the National Board for Education Sciences, which governs IES, with expertise in special education research and research on children with disabilities Expanding the research focuses of the National Center...Read More
Brittany Greer
Brittany Greer brings her expertise and passion for higher education to the National Center for Learning Disabilities as the Senior Program Manager for its young adult programming and initiatives. Before...Read More
Mackenzie Schondelmayer
Mackenzie Schondelmayer is a brand strategy specialist with a profound dedication to crafting and amplifying compelling brand narratives at the National Center for Learning Disabilities. In her role, her expertise...Read More
January Policy News Round-Up
...contribute to dismantling obstacles and creating a learning environment that is truly inclusive.” A New National Educational Technology Plan is Announced The U.S. Department of Education also published the 2024...Read More
David Chard Ph.D.
...of the International Academy for Research in Learning Disabilities, and has served in leadership roles in numerous professional organizations. Prior to his becoming dean, Dr. Chard was an active researcher...Read More
Embracing the Transformative Power of Assistive Technology
We are thrilled to share that Jacqueline Rodriguez, CEO of the National Center for Learning Disabilities, was recently featured in an insightful article by K12 Dive. The article, titled “Ed...Read More
Jordan Greene
Learning differences advocate, leader, and national speaker are just a few words that describe young author, Jordan Ashley Greene. She is passionate about using her voice to speak up and...Read More
Lead with LD this LD Awareness Month
...disabilities. Our goal is to reshape perceptions around learning disabilities and break down the barriers of stigma. Throughout the month, we will share statistics, stories, and messages of solidarity to...Read More
March Policy News Round-Up
...with disabilities. Currently, people with disabilities comprise 4.94% of the U.S. workforce, but only 1.12% of people in Registered Apprenticeship Programs. This significant underrepresentation indicates a need to make registered...Read More