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The Mystery of dyslexia (Part 14)
  
 

Rabbi David Klapman was sent in 1992, by the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Teachers College of Columbia University to complete his master’s degree in Learning Disabilities. Since then he has worked in the field and studied with internationally renowned experts... You can contact Rabbi David Klapman at d@zarchin.org
 
 
By: Rabbi David Klapman
Date of recording: 8/24/2015
Location: Shmuel Hanavi 13, Jerusalem, Israel
Duration: 00:25:03
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