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430 East Blue Ridge Boulevard
Kansas City, MO 64145
Phone: 816-942-6808
Fax: 816-942-6898
Email: info@AppliedLearningProcesses.com
Applied Learning Processes is located in south Kansas City between Holmes and Wornall, about three miles south of I-435.
Kansas City, MO 64145
Phone: 816-942-6808
Fax: 816-942-6898
Email: info@AppliedLearningProcesses.com
Applied Learning Processes is located in south Kansas City between Holmes and Wornall, about three miles south of I-435.
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/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by RachelLDaily Treatment Makes A Difference
/0 Comments/in Dyslexia, How We Do It, Parenting /by RachelLMental Imagery Can Be Developed
/3 Comments/in How We Do It, Language Comprehension /by RachelLBrain Scans Show How Language Is Processed
/0 Comments/in Language Comprehension, Reading /by RachelLDyslexia Simulation Is Misleading
/1 Comment/in Dyslexia /by RachelLWelcome to our new website!
/0 Comments/in Miscellaneous /by RachelLRecent research on dyslexia and other learning disabilities
/0 Comments/in Dyslexia, Math, Reading /by satuckerWhen I started working with students who have learning disabilities back in 1990, the research on dyslexia was really starting to take off. Researchers had recently been able to pinpoint the sections of the brain that were involved through fMRI images and to refine their definition of dyslexia…
How The Brain Thinks About Numbers
/0 Comments/in How We Do It, Math /by satuckerWorking with math students at ALP involves a lot of exploration of numbers related to a student’s concrete understanding. For example…
How Important Is Handwriting Instruction?
/0 Comments/in Miscellaneous, Reading /by satuckerHandwriting is a hot topic among educators at the moment. What with technological advancements, core curriculum requirements, the need to prepare students for standardized testing..
Dyslexie font – is it effective?
/0 Comments/in Dyslexia /by satuckerA friend recently sent me an article on a new font “designed to help dyslexics read” called Dyslexia. I love when my friends send me articles or ask me questions about dyslexia because it means I am spreading the word…