Special Education: The Basics







  About This Course
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  What is special education and what does it look like in a private school?
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  Exploring the Categories of Eligibility
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  Specific Learning Disability (SLD): Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, and Dysgraphia
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  Speech and Language
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  Other Health Impairment
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  Autism Spectrum Disorder
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About the Author


Crystal Brooks, Ed.S., CCC/SLP is a speech and language pathologist with experiences serving children and adults in a variety of settings. She enjoys mentoring educators and all specialists serving children in the schools.

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