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Information and resources for specific learning disabilities, generally by category, such as Asperger’s, Autism, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, Dyslexia, Auditory Processing Disorder, Executive Dysfunction, etc.

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Dyslexia Writing Samples by Grade: Real Handwriting Examples & Progress

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See real dyslexia writing samples organized by grade level — from early elementary through high school. Discover what dyslexic handwriting actually looks like, and how students progress with the right support.

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Posted in Articles, Learning Disabilities | Tagged dyslexia handwriting examples, dyslexia writing by grade, dyslexia writing progress, dyslexia writing samples, examples of dyslexic writing, what dyslexic writing looks like

What IS Dyslexia? Have you ever wanted to KNOW for SURE?

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Learn what dyslexia really is, how it differs from other reading difficulties, and which proven methods help children read successfully.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged developmental vision, dyslexia, irlen syndrome, ocular motor deficiencies, overcoming dyslexia, phonemic awareness, scotopic sensitivity, vision therapy

Sensory Integration Disorder : Definition, Information, and Resources

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Learn how sensory integration disorder affects children, causes sensory overload, and impacts learning in classrooms, with practical coping options.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged Sensory Integration Dysfunction, sensory overload

Summer School Curriculum Learning Regression Prevention: Power Hour

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Keep your child learning all summer with a simple Power Hour curriculum for reading, math, and writing to prevent regression and build confidence.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged IEP summer services, summer school

Dyslexia Symptoms – What is TRUE Dyslexia? Be In the KNOW!

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Learn the key dyslexia symptoms in children, what true dyslexia is, and how to find the right evaluation and reading help early.

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Processing Speed and Working Memory Skills Growth for Kids

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Boost your child’s processing speed, working memory, and attention with fun home-based brain training strategies that support learning and school success.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged Brain-Based Learning, cognitive enhancement

Parenting ADHD Behaviors : Impulsivity and Defiance

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Learn how to parent ADHD behaviors with effective, positive discipline strategies that improve attention, reduce impulsivity, and boost compliance.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged ADHD, attention deficit disorder, behavior management, impulsive behaviors, parenting

Organization Tips and Ideas for Your Disorganized Child

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Teach your child organization with simple routines, checklists, and planning tools that build lifelong school success and stronger study habits.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged ADHD, executive functioning, organization

Autism Social Skills: Improving Skills in Kids with High Functioning Autism

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Research shows children with high-functioning autism can improve social skills, with targeted therapy and quiet learning helping.

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Posted in Learning Disabilities | Tagged high functioning autism, improving social skills

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