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:-) I''m really honored to be nominated in the Best EdTech/Resource Sharing Blog Category. Best Individual Blog- iLearn Technology (not an SLP but a great source of visual resources for our kids) Best Group Blog- TherapyApp411 (whoo-hoo!) Tipscast and the folks at all4mychild for the shout-outs. Your support means a lot.
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