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11/16/2017

Why teaching letter names may impede your child's learning. Fortunately, there is a better solution. Jill explains.
By Jill Hicks, M.Sc., Speech-Language Pathologist

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Jill Hicks is the mother of a child with Down syndrome and a speech-language pathologist. Her passion is to empower others to help people with Down syndrome.

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