LearningDisabilities Feature Archive of Articles
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The Meaning of Learning Disability
Learning Effects of the Diet
True Meaning of Success
Students Have Rights
Suicidal Thoughts
Back to School Shopping
Growing Up With Learning Disabilities
Smoking and Learning Disabilities
Stress Management and Learning Disabilities
Training Issues in the Workplace
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The Meaning of Learning Disability
Learning disabilities are often confused with other disorders, such as intellectual disorder, behavioral disorders, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Specific Learning Disabilities are very different.
Learning Effects of the Diet
An unhealthy diet can have a drastic effect on a child’s ability to learn. A diet consisting of high amounts of sugars and carbohydrates and not enough fruits and vegetables can actually starve the brain.
True Meaning of Success
Children with disabilities can succeed in life. The true meaning of success varies from one person to the next. The first step to success is to understanding yourself.
Students Have Rights
Students with learning disabilities have rights. The parent is the best advocate for children with learning disabilities. Learn the differences between Section 504 and IDEA.
Suicidal Thoughts
Individuals with learning disabilities are at a higher risk of suicidal thoughts. High dropout rates, unemployment, underemployment, and depression. The end result could ultimately result in suicide. What is a learning disability and why does it make life so hard?
Back to School Shopping
Back to school can be an expensive time for parents. Children with learning disabilites need to fit in with all other children. Find ways to shop economically.
Growing Up With Learning Disabilities
Children are often asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Are children with learning disabilities equipped to answer that question? A "can do" attitude can make all of the difference.
Smoking and Learning Disabilities
Smoking has a direct affect on children with learning disabilities. Learn the risks and ways to prevent.
Stress Management and Learning Disabilities
If we feel agitation in our body or mind we can use strategies to reduce stress. Parents, as well as teenagers experience stress. It is important to manage stress because it can result in mental and physical problems.
Training Issues in the Workplace
Children with learning disabilities can pursue any profession of their choice with the correct support system. Focus on the achievement of each individual student is essential for the success of each student.
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