Individuals with non-verbal learning disabilities (NLD) have high verbal skills but have problems with visual-spatial skills, motor skills and social skills. Some of the specific areas of difficulty are:
Perception
Coordination
Problem solving (non-verbal)
Understanding humor
Because of the high verbal skills... Read more
We all know how important goal setting is. Throughout the school year and well beyond, we must set goals and create our own strategy to reach those goals. This can be a difficult task for a child, especially for a child with learning disabilities. The following are some activities you can do over the summer to help your child develop goal... Read more
Reading is a fundamental skill. It is well known that children that read do better in school. But many children with learning disabilities struggle with reading and will go to great lengths to avoid anything requiring reading. So how do parents get their children to continue honing this very important skill over the long summer... Read more
Learning disabilities are lifelong. They don't disappear once you end your school years. Work environments require reading, writing and learning skills, all potential problem areas for men with LD. Unfortunately, according to the Learning Disabilities Association of America, many men with LD find only entry level job opportunities with limited... Read more
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My name is Quinn C. Bradlee and I have been diagnosed with dyslexia , ADD/ADHD, and VCFS. VCFS stands for Velo Cardio Facial Syndrome. It can be...
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