Learning disabilities in the classroom: What’s next? Bonnie Contreras, Ed.S., NCSP, Presence May 28, 2025 Schools have the opportunity to reimagine how they meet the surging demand for evaluations and ...

The Learning Collaborative is an Oshkosh non profit that offers individual, specialized tutoring to children and adults with ...

Colleges and universities, he says, can treat a learning disability as a plus. And here's why: colleges look for diversity in their applicants and a learning disability is a form of diversity.

In reality, students with learning disabilities are not intellectually limited nor are they unmotivated. Instead, experts say students need the right support and interventions.

Episode Transcript Learning disabilities are a common concern that parents bring to pediatricians. I'll be discussing those on today's Scope. I have a lot of parents coming to me to see if their child ...

The Learning Disabilities Association, a national advocacy group founded by parents, says that half of all children with learning disabilities are never diagnosed.

Placements for adults with learning disabilities, often outside Northern Ireland, are costing the Department of Health £100 ...

How the admissions scandal could hurt students with learning disabilities Those who advocate for students with learning disabilities say the scandal has the potential to undercut progress they ...

Also, Ubers, taxis and friends’ cars are also often wheelchair inaccessible, and Zamora said some students with disabilities could be left out of pre-coronavirus social gatherings and extracurricular ...

It’s all been so very overwhelming for families.” And since some learning disabilities like ADHD can run in families, parents may be facing many of the same struggles as their children.

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