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Timeline of Dyslexia
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23 Oct 2017
Historical presence of Dyslexia
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1877 - The term "word blindness"; is coined by German neurologist Adolf Kussamaul
1887 – German physician Rudolf Berlin refines our definition of reading problems, using the term "dyslexia"
1896 – Dr. W. Pringle Morgan writes in the British Medical Journal of a 14 year old who seemed to have word blindness from birth.
1905 – The first U.S. report of childhood reading difficulties is published by Cleveland ophthalmologist Dr. W.E. Bruner.
1963 – Samuel A. Kirk is the first person to use the term "learning disability"; at a conference in Chicago.
1969 – Congress passes the Children with Specific Learning Disabilities Act, which is included in the Education of the Handicapped Act of 1970 (PL 91-230).
1975 – The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94-142), which mandates a free, appropriate public education for all students.
1990 – The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) renames and changes PL 94-142.
1997 – IDEA is reauthorized. Regular education teachers are included in the IEP process, students have more access to the general curriculum and are included in state-wide assessments,
2004 – IDEA is reauthorized again. School personnel now have more authority in special education placement decisions
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