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So, they said, some learning disabled children appropriately need support throughout their education.

She is also a private tutor for learning disabled children in New York.

So far, the plan's broad strokes have received support from many quarters, including the teachers union and advocates for learning disabled children.

"For a learning disabled child who can't read before going to school, the parents may think that child is not bright enough," she said.

Nonverbal learning disabilities affect one in ten learning disabled children.

She teaches learning disabled children at Middle School 143 in the Bronx.

Robert Schwartz was a remarkable individual whose vision enabled Windward to become a premier institution for learning disabled children.

An increasing number of parents seem to be referring to their learning disabled children as learning different and teachers are starting to use the term in the classroom.

As a learning specialist and principal of a school that educates a small number of learning disabled children, I have advocated for parents in these cases.

Later, as this diet became more well known for helping hyperactive and learning disabled children, the media dubbed it the "Feingold diet."

Under the NHS it was a residential hospital for learning disabled children and had 157 beds in 1979 [2].

In 2000, another campus of the Lab School opened in Baltimore to accommodate the growing interest of parents with learning disabled children.

The bride's mother teaches learning disabled children at the Meadowview (Va.) Elementary School.

Smearing occurs more frequently in severely learning disabled children and is often part of exploring sensation or deliberate behaviour to evoke reactions from care-takers.

In the middle of this, parents such as Jessie and Carol have a lifetime of unending struggle to gain the help which their learning disabled children need.

Inspired by his work with learning disabled children, Dr. Epstein has developed surgical procedures for formerly inoperable brain and spinal cord tumors in children.

Diagnoses have improved for learning disabled children who are highly intelligent but have been held back by problems with memorizing by rote, visual sequencing or dyslexia.

CosmoBot was designed as an assistive tool for therapists and educators working with developmentally and learning disabled children, including those with autism and cerebral palsy.

In addition, Sia spearheaded the creation of the Variety School for learning disabled children, a Honolulu-based educational institution for children ages 5 through 13.

Appeal for New Aid Formula Mr. Fernandez has also asked the state to allow him to increase class sizes in education programs for handicapped or learning disabled children.

SOME of these schools are little more than conventional public schools; others are radically different, with special missions and innovative, even quirky, approaches, like biofeedback to help learning disabled children.

For over 20 years she taught learning disabled children at The Potomac School in McLean, Virginia, where she was credited with enabling young children to conquer their disabilities.

Smith has said that she was influenced by her experience as a learning disabled child in school, and that as a result it is important to her for her work to be accessible.

To the Editor: I was both pleased to read the Oct. 27 news article on New York City's paying for learning disabled children to attend private schools and dismayed by its tone.

Melgoza also volunteers his own and his studio's time to teach dance to Autistic and learning disabled children in conjunction with The Help Group in Sherman Oaks.