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Supporting Learning at Home

Knowing how LD affects your child’s learning will help you to create a supportive and productive learning environment at home. By coordinating efforts with your child’s teacher, you can foster your child’s academic success at school and home.

Organization is key!

There's no "right" way to get organized. You'll need to be creative and flexible until you discover what works best for you.

— from "Getting Organized"

Homework & Study Skills

Helping your child get homework done doesn't have to be a daily battle. There are ways to lessen the stress factor — for your child and for yourself.
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Especially for Young Children

Sharing fun activities with your young child, especially those that help to build early literacy skills, will help to prepare him or her for the challenge of learning to read — an essential skill for future school success.
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LD Expressions

Artwork by students with LD!

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ZacC-TheHutsonSchool-Indianapolis-IN

Artwork by Zac C.
Indianapolis, IN

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TianaL-TheLowellSchoolWhitestone-NY

Artwork by Tiana L.
Whitestone, NY

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SarahS-CurreyIngramAcademy-Nashville-TN

Artwork by Sarah S.
Nashville, TN

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Samantha-TheLowellSchool-Bayside-NY

Artwork by Samantha J.
Bayside, NY

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RichardC-EtonAcademy-Birmingham-MI

Artwork by Richard C.
Birmingham, MI

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RaquelR-TheLowellSchoolBayside-NY

Artwork by Raquel R.
Bayside, NY

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RachelM-LeePeskyLearningCenter-Boise-ID

Artwork by Rachel M.
Boise, ID

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Emily C.- Elk Grove Village, IL

Artwork by Emily C.
Elk Grove Village, IL

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ConnorP-Lawrenceville-GA

Artwork by Connor P.
Lawrenceville, GA

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ChristopherF-ChurchHillSchool-CenterSt-Louis-MO

Artwork by Christopher F.
St. Louis, MO

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Ruben V.- Bay Harbor, FL

Artwork by Ruben V.
Bay Harbor, FL

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AbhaR-Mumbai-India-thumb

Artwork by Abha R.
Mumbai, India

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Alec B.- Nashville, TN

Artwork by Alec B.
Nashville, TN

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Ben H.-YorktownHeights, NY

Artwork by Ben H.
Yorktown Heights, NY

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Chris B.- BayHarbor, FL

Artwork from Chris B.
Bay Harbor, FL

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Ciaran W.-Nashville-TN

Artwork by Ciaran W.
Nashville, TN

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ConnorD-Ontario-CANADA

Artwork by Connor D.
Ontario, Canada

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EllieS-ChurchillSchoolCenter-St-Louis-MO

Artwork by Ellie S.
St. Louis, MO

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JenniferM-ChurchillSchool-NY-NY

Artwork by Jennifer M.
New York, NY

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JoshuaP-Indianapolis-IN

Artwork by Joshua P.
Indianapolis-IN

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JustinB-CurreyIngramAcademyNashville-TN

Artwork by Justin B.
Nashville, TN

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MalcolmJ-ColoradoSprings-CO

Artwork by Malcolm J.
ColoradoSprings, CO

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Matthew-V-Linwood-NJ

Artwork by Matthew V.
Linwood, NJ

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Michael0-TheLowellSchool-Bayside-NY

Artwork by Michael 0.
Bayside, NY

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NicoleE-RuthKBroadBayElementarySchoolBayHarbor-FL

Artwork by Nicole E.
Bay Harbor, FL

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