LD Online has volumes of information on teaching students with learning disabilities. This is one site you'll want to bookmark and visit often.
Establishing Home Routines Predictable routines help children with a variety of disabilities learn better. This article provides suggestions on how to go about establishing routines in everyday life. Especially important for homeschooling families.Gifted and Learning Disabled: Twice Exceptional Students Considerations for developing an educational program for a child who is gifted but also has LD.
Troubleshooting Learning Problems Hints on solving specific learning problems. By Joyce Herzog, SLP.
Understanding Tests and Measurements for the Parent and Advocate This very comprehensive article will help you understand the tests and evaluations used to assess a child with LD, as well as how to use evaluation data to create a good educational program.
Reading Methods and Learning Disabilities
Features of Good Learning Strategies An overview of the common characteristics of effective and efficient learning strategies.
What Teachers Can Do About Learning Disabilities
Adapting Mathematics Instruction
Strategy Instruction for Problem-Solving Unknown Words Several strategies for building word-attack skills.
Friendship and Stories Using children's literature to teach friendship skills to children with LD.
Interventions for Children with Dyslexia
Five Guidelines for Learning to Spell and Six Ways to Practice Spelling This multisensory practice teaches strategies for learning to spell and remembering it later.
Strategies for Dealing With Dysgraphia Issues that can interfere with the writing process and what to do about it.
Math Learning Disabilities This article breaks math difficulties down into different types and provides ways to help students overcome difficulties in math.
DOs and DONTs for Fostering Social Competence Specific techniques for you to use to encourage the development of your child's social skills.
Homeschooling the Child with NonVerbal Learning Disability Information to help you discover if homeschooling your child with a learning disability is for you (and your child.)
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