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By Marisol Lorenzo This issue of NASET’s LD Report was written by Marisol Lorenzo. A large population of students between
By Melissa A. Johnson Abstract The need to support struggling readers is evident throughout research. Within the context of struggling
By Arianna Barroso Many individuals affected with Reading Disorders (RD), are also affected by Math Disorders (MD) commonly referred to
By Amanda Carroll This issue ofNASET’s LD Report was written by Amanda Carroll, a graduate student at Winthrop University. The
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By Hana Z. Alamri Abstract The purpose of this study is to investigate special and general education teachers’ attitudes and
By Brigid Ovitt This issue of NASET’s LD Report was written by Brigid Ovitt. This systematic research review addresses the
By Brittany Ann Ross Abstract This paper seeks to explore both neurological and psychological aspects of developmental dyscalculia while recommending