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Experiences working with students with a TBI, severe, or Multiple disabilities

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I had occasion to do some homebound teaching a few years ago. One of the students I was assigned to was a thirteen year old who had been hit by a car while riding his bicycle. As a result of the accident, he suffered a severe TBI and had to literally relearn almost everything.

I started working with him after he had pretty well learned how to walk, although he had braces for support and his balance was very shaky. His speech was very slurred and it ...

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