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Dyslexia And Georgia Senate Bill 48, Nora W. Schlesinger
Dyslexia And Georgia Senate Bill 48, Nora W. Schlesinger
Georgia Journal of Literacy
The interest in and understanding of dyslexia has become increasingly important in educational fields and the legislative process in the United States. This article provides information on what dyslexia is, the history of research on dyslexia, dyslexia laws across the US, and Georgia’s Dyslexia Law: Senate Bill 48 and its impact on educational entities.
The Effect Of Multiage Grouping On The Self-Esteem Of Students, Aaron Farrant
The Effect Of Multiage Grouping On The Self-Esteem Of Students, Aaron Farrant
Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership Dissertations
Educators know children need to learn at a level that is appropriately challenging for them. If the material is too difficult, the children will often feel defeated and stop trying. If the material is too easy, the children will often lose interest and not achieve their potential. Educators also know children learn at different speeds and have different abilities, even children who are the same age. Despite knowing this, the traditional educational model is designed to group children based solely on age and the expectation is for the teacher to differentiate to meet the needs of each individual child in …