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Smart but feeling dumb

by Harold N. Levinson

1984 236 pages eng

Learning disabled children, education Dyslexia Life skills

Dr. Levinson believes that dyslexia results from a simple physiological disorder, and he presents simple readily available treatments that can bring atonishing and immediate results.

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