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Homeschooling for Kids with LD « Smart Kids With LD
Could it work for you? A great article and some helpful
tips if you're considering homeschooling your child with a learning
disability. From the website www.smartkidswithld.org under the Guide to Action are some helpful articles and tips on homeschooling a child with LD.
The website it also good for learning ways to track your child's progress.
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