Special Education Today with John Wills Lloyd

Special Education Today with John Wills Lloyd

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Alice Wong, 1974-2025
People with disabilities lost a powerful advocate, but her effects will persist
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Marthe Gautier, 1925-2022
Celebrating the scientist who counted and saw that there was an extra chromosome in the cells of individuals with Down syndrome
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Paul Hamilton White, 1951-2025
Mr. White, who helped make community living possible for many Wisconsin citizens, passed away 17 June 2025
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Remembering Ted Carr
Who was the researcher whose work helped establish practices in autism and developmental disabilities that are still used routinely today?
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People who've gone on ahead this year
We should honor these colleagues' contributions
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Frances Partridge Connor
Remembering an influential contributor to special education
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William Conley Rhodes, II, 1918-2011
Here's to a giant who once roamed the special education landscape
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Charles M. Heuchert, 1933-2011
History of special education and many pals will smile on Chuck
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Frederick J. Weintraub: 1942-2014
An eminent special educator
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Olds: Helmer Myklebust 1910-2008
A pioneer in language disorders and learning disabilities
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J. Lee Wiederholt 1942-2007
Lee substantially influenced assessment and research on learning disabilities
 • John Wills Lloyd
Patricia Buckley Moss—1933-2024
The prolific artist championed education for kids with dyslexia
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