In today’s Two Minute Tidbit Tip, Dr. Selznick discusses the issues children with learning disabilities have with open-ended writing prompts.
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Barbara Bailey
You are so right about how difficult open-ended writing prompts are for kids with reading and writing deficits. Thank you for all your blogs […] Read MoreYou are so right about how difficult open-ended writing prompts are for kids with reading and writing deficits. Thank you for all your blogs and tidbits. I am now a retired special ed teacher and had the good fortune to attend a conference in our state (Utah) where you spoke some years ago. I signed up at that time for the weekly emails and have been following you ever since. I like your straight talk about kids and their learning and behavior challenges. It makes sense. Read Less
ReplyRichard Selznick, Ph.D.
@Barbara Bailey
Thanks, Barbara. I really appreciate your comment and kind words. They help to give me motivation to keep going!!! I loved presenting in Utah […] Read MoreThanks, Barbara. I really appreciate your comment and kind words. They help to give me motivation to keep going!!! I loved presenting in Utah - please give regards to my friends out there. Stay in touch. Best, Rich Selznick Read Less
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