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Addressing Dyslexia in New York State Public Schools

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Janine DeGroat
11 years ago

Every name helps my son

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Roseann Cole
11 years ago

If my son had educational interventions in elementary school, we may not be facing the challenges with the regents tests that we are currently facing in high school

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Laura Mulligan
11 years ago

My son is going into the sixth grade and I would like to know if the school is required to provide a teacher that has training in his disabilities :dyslexia dyscalculia and dysgraphia

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joan hebert
11 years ago

schools are extremely uneducated whne it comes to dyslexia- what it is, how to resolve, and what accomm and spec ed needed.

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andrea
11 years ago

ny

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andrea
11 years ago

ny

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Hilary Schuddekopf
11 years ago

I tutor dyslexic children, and have been amazed at how the "d" word is never mentioned by most local schools. I live near Albany, and am willing to work to affect legislation.

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Debbie Meyer
11 years ago

New York, NY

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Debbie Meyer
11 years ago

New York, NY

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Jeannine Franze Bechand
11 years ago

New York

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Jeannine Franze Bechand
11 years ago

New York

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Devorah Hirsch
11 years ago

New York

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Devorah Hirsch
11 years ago

New York

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Marla
11 years ago

I support addressing and evaluating dyslexia!

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Marla
11 years ago

I support addressing and evaluating dyslexia!

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Terry Sheridan
11 years ago

I need this to pass! My son is 11, and is also struggeling and receiving the bare minimum from

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Terry Sheridan
11 years ago

I need this to pass! My son is 11, and is also struggeling and receiving the bare minimum from

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Cathy Ahearn
11 years ago

NY New York

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Cathy Ahearn
11 years ago

NY New York

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Ann-Margaret gillen
11 years ago

It is amazing the lack of dyslexia awareness our educators have.