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Zahavit Paz is a Founder and Executive Director of LDRFA.org as well as LD Resources Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization founded in 2001 (under IRS section 501(c) that helps find solutions to those who are affected by learning disabilities, Dyslexia and ADHD. Zahavit Paz is dedicated to empowering students and adults diagnosed with Learning Disabilities,…
Virtual assistant technology now offers many possibilities & helps support independence for people with disabilities. See what they offer & how they stack up.
Browse through inspirational Quotes by celebrities and famous people with learning disabilities.
Here are a few things to consider when searching for the right school for your child with a learning disability.
Speech to Text tools are available on your computer through your device, browser or extensions. This technology premiered in 1936 with the first text to speech device and over time continued to develop with more advanced and improved technology. Speech technology installed on computers or devices with different apps and software help anyone with dyslexia…
NO ONE CARES MORE ABOUT YOU THAN YOU DO! Don’t wait for someone else to wander along and offer to change your life for the better.
Welcome to LD Resourced Foundation assistive technology we are committed to bringing our reader the latest and best solutions. Determining the correct tools might seem a bit overwhelming! LDRFA.org is here to simplify the process of selecting the right tools. Assistive Technology (AT) for students and adults includes devices software and apps that able to…
Often students with learning disabilities suffer from low self-esteem. Learn how to help them improve their low self esteem.
Once a student has been tested and retested, and it has been determined that the student needs an IEP, it’s time to consider what accommodations and modifications are needed to help the student with learning disabilities to succeed. But what does that mean?
Watching your child struggle to read is difficult, but what can you do to help? Here are several tips and strategies for how to teach a dyslexic child to read.