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New Blog Post-Teacher/Parent Friendly Articles

Denise Swanson March 17, 2015

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Sáez, L. (2015, March). The Hidden Reason Why Some Kids Can’t Follow Your Directions: UnlockingMulti-step directions. Available at: The Hidden Reason Why Some Kids Can’t Follow Your Directions_Saez.

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