Survey says struggling readers need early identification, services.

Provides information on a survey of parents and teachers conducted by the National Center for Learning Disabilities concerning learning disabilities in the U.S. Reason for designing the online initiative called KeepKidsLearning.org; Claim of parents and teachers concerning the discovery of the disa...

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Publicado en:Reading Today Vol. 20; no. 5; p. 8
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Publicado: International Literacy Association Apr/May2003
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