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"After trying to resolve the same issues with little to no result, I had
to admit...it was time to bring in HELP! I found Wendy to be an
experienced, dedicated professional".
The Learning Curve of Wisconsin, Inc.
Connecting Resources in Education for Students with Special Needs
Wendy E. Handrich
1463 St. Andrews Drive Oconomowoc, WI 53066
(262) 567-9044
E-mail:
learningcurvewi@charter.net
www.learningcurvewi.com
Wendy E. Handrich has eleven years of experience in public school
administration, including as a district administrator and elementary
principal. In addition, Ms. Handrich was an early childhood, special
education teacher for fifteen years, where she had the opportunity to
meet the diagnostic and instructional needs of students with a wide
range of special education needs. She is licensed as an elementary
teacher, an early childhood, special education teacher, a special
education teacher for the cognitively delayed, a principal, a
superintendent and a director of special education. She has been
actively involved in a variety of district level committees, including
early intervention, special education, kindergarten curriculum work and
gifted and talented program design. She is currently the president of
The Learning Curve of Wisconsin, Inc., an educational consulting service
that is dedicated to facilitating discussions with school teams,
families and agencies who want to address student needs while
capitalizing on the strengths of the student. Ms. Handrich is also a
full-time instructor at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where
she teaches in their Curriculum and Instruction department.
Sources:
www.yellowpagesforkids.com/help/wi.htm
www.lorman.com/seminars/seminar_faculty.php?pid=65283
Article by Wendy Handrich
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