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Students with LD who leave high school and enter the workforce need to remember that:

	LD is not something to hide or be ashamed of
	Disclosing LD will be necessary to get needed accommodations
	Co-workers, supervisors and bosses may not have accurate information about LD and may attribute any struggles you experience are due to sloppiness or lack of effort
	While there is no “IEP” at work, you have rights and protections under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
	All of the above

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$Dyscalculia: Math in the LD Equation$ Dyscalculia: Math in the LD Equation

Trouble with math is a more prevalent characteristic of learning disabilities than you might think. Learn more about dyscalculia.

$Fun Activities to Build Math Skills at Home$
Fun Activities to Build Math Skills at Home

Simple objects—like a grapefruit and a lemon—are sometimes all it takes to boost your elementary school-age child's math know-how. Don’t miss these fun ideas.

9 Tips for Workplace Success

What can adults with learning disabilities do to be as productive (and valued) as possible while on the job? Get suggestions with this checklist.

Volunteer and Paid Jobs for Teens

Does your teen with LD need work experience this summer? Learn about how teenagers can find the right job fit.

What Is Working Memory?

Working memory—a foundation of executive function—is your brain's Post-it note, and it plays a central role in learning and our daily lives.