Resources for Students with Learning Differences
 * American Association of University Affiliated Programs for Persons
with Developmental Disabilities
 * Assistive Technology: Resources and Information
 * Association on Higher Education and Disability
 * Augustine Tutors: Lesson Planning Ideas and Activities
* Between The Lions
 * Big Ideas in Beginning Reading
 * Brain Connection
 * Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder
 * Council for Exceptional Children
 * Demystifying Dyslexia (an enlightening documentary hosted by Bruce
Jenner - to watch the documentary click "Watch the entire program
here: Demystifying Dyslexia")
* Disabilites Studies and Services Center
 * Exceptional Children's Assistance Center (1-800-962-6817)
* Family Center on Technology and Disability
 * Get Ready to Read
 * Indiana's Clearinghouse on Reading, English & Communication!
 * IDEA: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
 * The International Dyslexia Association (1-800-ABCD-123)
* Learning Disabilities Online
 * Learning Disabilites Association of America
 * All Kinds of Minds: Mel Levine
 * National Attention Deficit Disorder Association
 * National Center for Learning Disabilities
 * National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities
 * National Parent Network on Disabilities
 * National Transition Alliance for Youth with Disabilities
 * Orton Gillingham
 * Parent Information (from reading researchers Susan Hall and Louisa
Moats)
* Readinga-z.com The Online Reading Program (there is a fee to
subscribe, but it is a great resource for controlled reading material)
* Reading Rockets: Parent and Teacher Information
* Recordings for the Blind and Dyslexic (books on tape or CD)
* Report of the National Reading Panel (1-800-370-2943)
* Research Funded by the National Institutes of Health (Enter
"dyslexia" in search box for scores of research summaries.)
* Special Education Law and Advocacy (www.wrightslaw.com)
* Schwab Foundation: Information for parents and teachers
* U.S. Department of Justice: Americans with Disabilities Act
 * Vocabulary University
 * Wilson Language Training®
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