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The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory
2011 Edition

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Pub. Date: September 2010
Softcover: 800 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-586-3/978-1-59237-586-8
Price: $150.00
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Published for over a decade, this directory continues to be a successful, sought-after resource, providing valuable information to professionals, families, and individuals in the learning disabilities community. Supported by the National Center for Learning Disabilities, this 2011 edition brings together the most up-to-date information on LD resources, new introductory articles, and more No Child Left Behind data.

In over 900 pages, The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory contains a wealth of detailed LD information:

• Associations and Organizations
• National & State Programs
• Schools, Colleges & Learning Centers
• Publishers, Publications & Periodicals
• Classroom Resources
• Testing Materials
• Exchange Programs
• Vocational & Transitional Skills
• Camps & Summer Programs
• Web Sites
• Glossary of Terms
• and much more

Whether in print or online, The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory will save hours of research time. It can often take hours to search the wide range of LD resources and information on the Internet, and those resources are often inaccurate, misleading, or unedited. This directory or database provides comprehensive, critical, and immediate information in just one source that can be accessed in minutes. With more than 6,000 listings, this newest edition makes it easy for users to pinpoint specific information in a matter of minutes.

By bringing together the ever-increasing range of available LD resources into one easy-to-use directory, this directory will be a helpful resource for all families, educators, schools and libraries across the country. It will be a valuable asset to every special education teacher, student, parent, caretaker, social worker, and reference collection.

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With a subscription to the online database, users can access this wealth of information in just minutes. With the keyword search, quick search and expert search on GOLD, users can quickly and easily find the information they're looking for. Plus, subscribers can do quick or in-depth searches, save their searches, save search results, sort search results, view company profiles, download contact sheets, click through to email and web hotlinks, and so much more. Call (800) 562-2139 to set up a tour of the online database.

Also Available:

• Charter School Movement: History, Politics, Policies, Economics & Effectiveness
• Comparative Guide to American Elementary & Secondary Schools
• Educators Resource Directory
• Special Education: A Reference Handbook
• Complete Directory for People with Disabilities

Pub. Date: September 2010
Softcover: 800 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-586-3/978-1-59237-586-8
Price: $150.00
Online Database: Get Price Quote

Note: If you find this work does not fit your budget, please print out this page and bring it to your local library. There is a reasonable chance they either have a copy, can direct you to a library that does, or will be willing to purchase it for their reference collection.