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Research Roundup Archive

NCLD’s Director of Professional Services,
Sheldon H. Horowitz, Ed.D., writes a column
on an LD-related topic for LD News. This section
features the archive of these “Research Roundup” articles.

Previous Research Roundup Topics:

Behavior Problems and Learning Disabilities (March 2009)

Home Schooling and Learning Disabilities (February 2009)

Foundations for Success (January 2009)

Planning for Postsecondary Transition (December 2008)

An Updated Library of Helpful Resources (October 2008)

Research: A Powerful Tool for Parents and Educators (September 2008)

Learning Disabilities Explained (Again!) (August 2008)

Living with Siblings Who Have Learning Disabilities (June/July 2008)

Fixing Learning Disabilities? Consumer Beware! (May 2008)

Thoughts about Math and Learning Disabilities (April 2008)

From Angst to Advocacy (March 2008)

Enhanced Communication as a Key to Success (February 2008)

Learning Disabilities and Asperger's Syndrome (January 2008)

The Social/Emotional Side of Learning Disabilities (December 2007)

Understanding Accommodations (November 2007)

Coping: Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities (October 2007)

Learning Styles vs. Learning Disabilities (September 2007)

Response to Intervention: The Essentials (June 2007)

What Works vs. Whatever Works (May 2007)

Executive Functioning and Learning Disabilities (March 2007)

The Neurobiology of Learning Disabilities (February 2007)

Research in Math Learning Disabilities (January 2007)

Nonverbal Learning Disabilities (December 2006)

Recognition & Response: RTI Goes to Preschool (November 2006)

Putting the Discrepancy Model to Rest (October 2006)

Giftedness and Learning Disabilities (September 2006)

Redshirting: A "Moving" Experience (August 2006)

Checking Up on Learning Disabilities (July 2006)

Scientifically Based Practices: Part II (June 2006)

Teaching Reading to Teens with Learning Disabilities (May 2006)

Talking about Learning Disabilities (April 2006)

Learning Disabilities in Adulthood (March 2006)

Becoming a Strategic Learner (February 2006)

Reading Comprehension: Reading for Meaning (January 2006)

Strategic Instruction Model: How to Teach, How to Learn (December 2005)

Response to Intervention: Tiers Without Tears (November 2005)

Counting on Research: Math Learning Disabilities (October 2005)

Homework: For Better or for Worse (September 2005)

Assistive Technology (AT): Making Good Decisions (August 2005)

Response to Intervention: A Primer (July 2005)

Scientifically Based Practice: Show Me the Evidence (June 2005)

Reaching for Resilience (May 2005)

Curriculum-Based Measurement: Now What? (April 2005)

A Closer Look at Early School Transition (March 2005)

Transitioning to College and Beyond (February 2005)

Meaningful Data: Your Guide to Early Reading Success (January 2005)

Parents and Physicians Working Together (December 2004)

Making Wise Decisions about Accommodations (November 2004)

Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) (October 2004)

Social and Emotional Challenges of Learning Disabilities (September 2004)

Common Sense in Education and Research (August 2004)

Publications on Learning Disabilities (July 2004)

The Transition From Preschool to Kindergarten (June 2004)

Success In the General Education Curriculum (May 2004)

Making Research Data Available to All (April 2004)

The U.S. Department of Education's Regional Lab Program (March 2004)

U.S. Department of Education: A Source of Research (February 2004)

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Artwork by students with LD!

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Indianapolis, IN

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