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Learning Difficulties in the Early Years

Posted at 2:30 pm by Sarah Gillie

Aug 18th
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Author: Sarah Gillie
Qualified and experienced Specialist Teacher Assessor offering diagnostic assessment for specific learning difficulties, tutoring, advice and training for parents and educators. Sharing ideas and experiences in an effort to lighten the load on our learners. Doctoral research: Meeting individual needs through home education

Posted in Early Years, Raising awareness, Skills for school | Tagged Child development, Early Years, Learning Support, Special Education |
2 thoughts on “Learning Difficulties in the Early Years”
- astonchildcare
  
  October 25, 2017 at 11:06 pm
  
  Great post, thank you x
  
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