Learning Disability Quarterly - Volume 28, Number 2

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Article commentary
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The Future for LDQ
David Scanlon
Introduction
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The Future of Learning Disabilities
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The Play's the Thing
Barbara Bateman
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The Evolution of LD Policy and Future Challenges
Frederick Weintraub
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Revisiting Classification and Identification
Barbara K. Keogh
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The Future of a Mistake: Will Discrepancy Measurement Continue to Make the Learning Disabilities Field a Pseudoscience?
Keith E. Stanovich
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Neurology of Learning Disabilities: What Will the Future Bring? The Answer Comes from the Successes of the Recent Past
Albert M. Galaburda
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Neuropsychology of Learning Disabilities: Past and Future
Byron P. Rourke
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The Learning Disability Phenomenon in Pursuit of Axioms
William C. Healey
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Science-Based Advances in the Social Domain of Learning Disabilities
Tunis Bryan
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Adolescents with Learning Disabilities: Unique Challenges and Reasons for Hope
Donald D. Deshler
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Assessment and Decision Making for Students with Learning Disabilities: What if This is as Good as it Gets?
Jim Ysseldyke
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Teachers College: An Early Focus on Instruction
Joanna P. Williams
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Going Forward: How the Field of Learning Disabilities has and will Contribute to Education
John Wills LloydDaniel P. Hallahan
Abstract
The field of learning disabilities has a past that it will never escape, but it has a future that, if it is predicated on the better parts of its past, will allow the field to continue to contribute to education, including education of students who do not have learning disabilities. Research generated under the auspices of learning disabilities has permitted the field to reject faulty instructional practices and identify critical elements for teaching effectively.
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Past Accomplishments and Future Challenges
Louis DanielsonJennifer DoolittleRenée Bradley
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Why Scientific Research must Guide Educational Policy and Instructional Practices in Learning Disabilities
G. Reid Lyort
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The Future of Learning Disabilities as Federal Laws Change Again
Reed Martin
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A Political Economy of Learning Disabilities
Thomas M. Skrtic
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Are We there Yet?
Dorothy Kerzner Lipsky
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Recollections,Apologies,and Possibilities
Mary PoplinSharon M. Rogers
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Dificultades o Desabilidades de Aprendizaje
Richard A. Figueroa
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Searching for the Grand Unifying Theory: Reflections on the Field of LD
Robert Rueda
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Bending Back on High School Programs for Youth with Learning Disabilities
Eugene Edgar
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Perspectives on Applications of Technology in the Field of Learning Disabilities
A. Edward Blackhurst
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Learning Disabilities and Social Skills: Reflections
Gwendolyn Cartledge
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Evolution
Christopher Michael Lee

Volume 28, Issue 2, May 2005