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Starting on Tuesday, May 30, through Monday, June 5, Maryland Learning Links will be undergoing some changes that will make your time with us more fun! Read more about how the site construction may impact you.

Top 5 Questions to Ask an Occupational Therapist

Occupational therapists’ have a unique skill set to provide support and enhance your child’s participation in school.  Their ideas can be applied at home to help with homework, self-care and other daily routines.

The "You" in UDL

Watch the Universal Dancers for Learning as they sing and dance their way to showing how UDL can work in your classroom!

Online IEP Learning Modules

Access the Online IEP Learning Modules here.

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Meet Our Crabby Tour Guide

We love Maryland so much that we asked our crabby friend to give us a tour of the state's five regions. Enjoy the trip!

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Digital Games

Ways digital learning games help prepare students for the future.

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Maryland Learning Links is an educational resource that is free to use, free to join, and free to publish to. We feature content from contributors across the educational spectrum that supports and advances the efforts of educators and parents to educate and support children, especially children with diverse developmental and specialized education needs. Browse the content categories here.

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