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ABOUT
THE EDITOR OF
VISIONS
ON LEARNING DIFFERENCES
Hilda Coyne is a University Lecturer and Learning Specialist in
private practice in Baltimore, Maryland, with over 25 years of experience
in the identification and treatment of learning differences. She
is a Services Provider for the Baltimore City Public Schools System,
kindergarten through twelfth grade, an Educational Consultant to
the Departments of Academic Advising in colleges and universities,
and assists students from pre-kindergarten through college and beyond.
She is Past Chair for Learning Disabilities with the National Association
for Developmental Education, and facilitates staff development and
other workshops. She is a published author of seminal research,
and is a speaker at local, regional and national conferences. For
additional information, please visit www.overcomelearningproblems.com.
HCoyne2026@aol.com
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and experienced administrators, counselors, instructors, or
students with learning disabilities. The editor welcomes articles
on the latest reserach, updates on identifying and treating
learning disabilities, teaching tips and strategies, conference
information, legislative concerns, legal and medical issues,
gifted and different learners, resources, and student success
stories. Book reviews, photos and news information on recent,
current, and upcoming events, both national and regional are
welcomed as well.
Please forward all mail to:
Hilda Coyne, Learning Specialist
Visions on Learning Differences Editor
A-l Evaluation and Tutoring Learning Center
2026 Harman Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21230-1511
You may also email any related information to HCoyne2026@aol.com.
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