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Thank you for visiting LDRFA Resource Page. This is a growing list of links and online resources for people with learning disabilities. Government Resources NYC Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities Resources – The directory of government and non-profit organizations specializing in helping people with learning disabilities. Education Resources Kurzweil Education: Learning without boundaries, without…
On behalf of LD Resources Foundation (LDRFA), the learning disabled individuals, students and their families that we support; we applaud you for signing into law A.8262/S.6581, The Bipartisan Dyslexia Legislation to Address Common Learning Disability in Students. Your action to enact, and the tireless advocacy of Assembly Member Jo Anne Simon and Senator Martin Golden…
by Elizabeth Schiff, private tutor. Many students with learning differences have more than one learning disability, and students with multiple LD’s are common. As a tutor, I am often called in to work with a child on reading, only to end up tutoring them in writing and math (and even science, history and languages) as…
Contrary to popular belief, dyslexia is not reading letters or words backward. It manifests itself in different ways in different people.
Celebrities with Learning Disabilities You are not alone! There are many famous people and celebrities with learning disabilities who achieved great success. Find out who these people are and learn how these remarkable personalities have overcome challenges and become influential figures in their respective fields. Some of the most brilliant minds of our era have…
What Is a Learning Disability? A learning disability is a neurological disorder. People with learning disabilities may have difficulty reading, writing, spelling, reasoning, recalling and/or organizing information with working memory. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NIH) learning disabilities affect the ability: Learning disabilities are disorders that affect the ability to:…
Henry Winkler is having plenty of “Happy Days” lately. The 71-year-old beloved actor, best known by fans for his role as leather-wearing greaser Arthur “The Fonz” Fonzarelli in the 1970s hit sitcom, is successfully pursuing another passion. Winkler is the co-author of a best-selling children’s book series based on humorous Hank Zipzer, a fourth-grader with learning…
Simone Biles turned her ADHD into a superpower, redefining gymnastics. Explore how her unique traits fueled her success and inspired a new perspective on neurodiversity.
Assistive technology (AT) has emerged as a pivotal tool in improving the educational journey for individuals with learning disabilities. Learn about the benefits of AT.
Understanding the intricate interplay between learning disabilities and comorbidities is essential for addressing needs of individuals facing these challenges.