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Research question: In what ways do the treatments and resources offered…
Research question: In what ways do the treatments and resources offered for children (primarily looking at those aged 7 and up) with auditory processing disorder differ between those enrolled in a Colorado public elementary school (specifically looking at Southmoor Elementary School, Colorow Elementary School and University Hill Elementary School) versus a Colorado private school (specifically looking at Bolder Pathway School, Hillside School and Havern School)?
Other potentially revised question: In what ways do the treatments and resources offered for children (primarily looking at those aged 7 and up) with auditory processing disorder differ between those enrolled in a Boulder area public elementary school versus a Boulder area private school (and potentially versus a homeschooling program in the Boulder area)?
Colorado Public Schools
Boulder area
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Website mentioned something about being able to refer students to private schools-- wonder how that works?
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Colorado Private Schools
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Maybe: Boulder Country Day School
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Denver area
Potentially: Denver Academy
Doesn't mention APD, says that an official learning disability diagnosis is not required, application process includes providing cognitive test scores as well as a family visit, cost is $29,975
Look at emotional impact of going to private vs public-- the benefit of having a strong education vs having stronger local ties
At private schools, look at the population number of people who actually live in the area vs those who have to drive from father away to get there
What is APD?
Need for greater awareness about APD
Labeled as one of the categories under the IDEA plan as of 2014, but not labeled specifically as a learning disability but rather as an "Other Health Impairment"
Represents a movement towards offering greater awareness of APD but a still an overall lack of recognition on its own (some people argue that it should recognized as a learning disability and that other Special Education Laws have done so since 1975
Offering special education service is not guaranteed regardless if you have been diagnosed with APD or not (said that it depends on severity and impact of ADP on your education)
Sometimes labeled as its own, sometimes thought to be a sideeffect of other learning disabilities, can be overlooked
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