Archive for July, 2008

Telescopic Text Click away on the text. Expand the sentence. Have fun.

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My friend Harvey Hubbel is working on a movie: Dislecksia: The Movie. Oh boy, here we go.

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Sarah Smith Nessel has written a great essay for the Kansas City Star: ‘Normal” shouldn’t be the only acceptable realm. …for many of us with less-severely affected children, the “tragedy” of Autism simply isn’t. In our current culture of pathology, children who 50 years ago would have just been considered a bit odd, or loners, [...]

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Ginger Software offers an automatic text correction (spell checking) product aimed at dyslexic writers. Currently it only works with the Windows version of Microsoft Word but they will expand its application base in the future. It requires an internet connection. Ginger Software 405 Waltham St, # 371 Lexington, MA 02421 617-230-6600 781-674-2737 fax www.gingersoftware.com/ Warning: [...]

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School Psychologist Files School Psychologist Blog Files Special education resources, information, and relevant links for anyone looking for information related to school psychology or special education.

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Understanding and Managing Learning Differences July 16, 17, & 18 This 20-hour course provides an overview of learning differences including learning disabilities, inattention, impulsivity, and memory and language processing weaknesses as well as their impact on learning, self-esteem and behavior at home. Participants will review psychological and academic testing in order to one, better understand [...]

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