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According to the English Oxford Dictionary, the definition of stigma is as follows: “A mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person.” Many students with learning-related disabilities report significant feelings of stigmatization. It can bring an emotional distress of low self-worth. In a school setting, the stereotype threat and the fear of…
Your rights Learning Disability Dyslexia and ADHD 1936: First known use of the term learning disability According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of a learning disability is: Any of various conditions (such as dyslexia or dysgraphia) that interfere with an individual’s ability to learn and so result in impaired functioning in language, reasoning, or academic skills…
We provide an overview of the different types of critical assistive technology tools and learning disability tools needed to provide support for student success in all academic settings, including elementary and secondary settings. Our LDRFA Resources & Event section was created to help you improve the effectiveness of your outcomes. The different sections provide an…
Welcome to LD Resourced Foundation assistive technology Eliminate Barriers. 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…
In this comprehensive guide we highlighted the distinct ways ADHD affects boys and girls, emphasizing the need to move beyond gender stereotypes.
This comprehensive guide aims to shed light on neurodivergence, its impact on life, & how you can create a nurturing environment for your neurodivergent child.
Henry realized despite all of his efforts and energy and no matter how hard he tried to excel in school, he never did. He met his challenges through improvising and never stopping to achieve his goal. Success through Resilience!
“No matter how many times you fall over, you dust yourself off and you keep moving.”
Noah’s success in managing his ADHD has had a positive impact on his career. He has become a successful comedian and television host, known for his quick wit and ability to adapt to changing situations.
When a challenge interests them, ADHD become productive and enjoy discovering non-traditional approaches.
While it has been proven that ADHD is a hereditary condition, it appears recent findings suggest that environmental factors play a role.