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» Game Ideas for Handicapped Children
By Mark Perry | Published 10/13/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Children no matter they are normal or handicapped, they love games of any types.

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» Understanding Dyslexia in Children
By Mark Perry | Published 09/6/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

In the earlier times children who had a problem with reading and writing were considered to have low intelligence.

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» An Overview of Dyslexia Treatment
By Mark Perry | Published 09/5/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Dyslexia is defined as a neurological disorder that interferes in the general ability of reading and writing.

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» What Is Dyslexia?
By Jonathan Pitts | Published 08/30/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Dyslexia can broadly be defined as a learning disorder that is of neurological origin.

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» What Are the Symptoms of Dyslexia? How Can it Be Detected?
By Dustin Flores | Published 04/29/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Since dyslexia is thought to be hereditary, it is important to enquire if a family history exists—especially from the father's side.

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» What Is Dyslexia?
By Dustin Flores | Published 04/29/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Dyslexia is a defective capacity for learning to read in a child, with average to superior intelligence, intact visual senses and normal motivation.

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» Reading Disabilities in Children
By Dustin Flores | Published 04/29/2009 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Reading constitutes the most important activity in the learning process of a child.

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» Adopting A Child With Special Needs
By Jeanette Pollock | Published 08/18/2007 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

There are tens of thousands of children in the United States who have special needs and are waiting for permanent homes.

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» What are Learning Disabilities?
By Institute of Child Health and Human Development | Published 07/18/2007 | Special Needs Children | Unrated

Learning disabilities are caused by a difference in brain structure that is present at birth and is often hereditary.

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