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A learning disability (LD ) is a lifelong issue. With the right support and early intervention, many children with learning disabilities can succeed in school and have successful careers like John Chambers.
Knowing about the process of reading development will allow both parents and teachers to assist the children and help them master this ability.
By Elizabeth Schiff As a private tutor in New York City, I have worked with students from private, public and charter schools, and with a broad range of learning styles and differences, including ADD/ADHD; executive functioning; dyslexia and decoding; graphomotor/fine motor; processing; short-term memory; receptive and expressive language; visual-spatial and motor planning; and anxiety disorder.…
My hope is that sharing my story will encourage and bring hope to those who struggle with the dual diagnosis of Dyslexia with ADHD or any other learning disability.