[NIFL-LD:4723] Re: Typology?

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Wow, cast a wide net and get wide answers!

I love it!

When I was teaching the mantra was:  teach to the strength and remediate the weakness.  I guess it still holds with you.

That meant that some strengths were visual, some auditory.  So  that's where the split was.

Then I started reading about brain studies, and  everything came up auditory.

Then a person on this list threw me a curveball with nld.  

So I felt I had better ask around and find  out what you guys are seeing, how  you categorize, what is useful.

By  the way, some of you I recognize from a couple of years back--your names, that is--and I'm lucky you are still there, and putting up with my questions.

Andrea



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