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Reading Habits of Children with Special Needs
A plain-language overview of adapting reading routines for children with different needs, and why teachers, clinicians and specialists should guide the plan.
Children and Learning
Gentle, practical ideas for readers with learning or sensory differences.
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A plain-language overview of adapting reading routines for children with different needs, and why teachers, clinicians and specialists should guide the plan.
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