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Special Education:

Ann Arbor Publishers

Suppliers of books, tests and resources for dyslexic and special needs children.

http://www.annarbor.co.uk

Bright Apple Online

K-12 special education and life skills materials.

http://www.brightapple.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Gatehouse Books

Specializing in books for adults to improve their reading and writing skills.

http://www.gatehousebooks.org.uk

Golden Educational Center

Materials for students with learning disabilities, designed for easy introduction.

http://www.goldened.com

Jerome M. Sattler, Publisher, Inc.

Books for clinical psychology, school psychology, and special education fields.

http://www.sattlerpublisher.com

LinguiSystems, Inc. Speech & Language Materials

Wide ranging publications for those who work with children and adults with special needs.

http://www.linguisystems.com

PCI Educational Publishing

Creates materials in the special education, at-risk academics, and early childhood categories. Also distributes materials from other publishers.

http://www.pcicatalog.com/

Peytral Publications, Inc.

Independent publisher and distributor of special education materials.

http://www.peytral.com/

Pro-Ed

Books, curricular therapy materials, tests, and journals in psychology, special education, and speech, language, and hearing. Designed for use by professionals, parents, and students.

http://www.proedinc.com/

Remedia Publications Online

Specializes in developing materials for students whose skill levels are significantly below grade level.

http://www.rempub.com/

Sopris West

Resources that help deliver instruction, manage behavior, and meet IDEA '97 mandates.

http://www.sopriswest.com

Special Education Exchange

Special and remedial education textbook publisher in all subjects for grades 3 thru 12.

http://www.spedx.com/

Special Education Resources

Formed by three teachers with a focus on early childhood and special education.

http://www.klikbooks.com/

Wilson Language Training Corp.

Publishers of decoding and spelling program geared to students of all ages and training materials for teachers dealing with students with dyslexia.

http://www.wilsonlanguage.com/

Word Workshop

Workbooks and computer programs to help teens and adults who have problems with word recognition.

http://www.thewordworkshop.com/

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