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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.

Previous Research Roundup Topics:

A Closer Look at Early School Transition

An Updated Library of Helpful Resources

Assistive Technology (AT): Making Good Decisions

Becoming a Strategic Learner

Behavior Problems and Learning Disabilities

Common Sense in Education and Research

Coping: Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities

Counting on Research: Math Learning Disabilities

Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM)

Curriculum-Based Measurement: Now What?

Enhanced Communication as a Key to Success

Executive Functioning and Learning Disabilities

Fixing Learning Disabilities? Consumer Beware!

From Angst to Advocacy

Giftedness and Learning Disabilities

Home Schooling and Learning Disabilities

Homework: For Better or for Worse

Foundations for Math Success

Learning Disabilities and Asperger's Syndrome

Learning Disabilities Explained (Again!)

Learning Disabilities in Adulthood

Learning Styles vs. Learning Disabilities

Living with Siblings Who Have Learning Disabilities

Making Research Data Available to All

Making Wise Decisions about Accommodations

Meaningful Data: Your Guide to Early Reading Success

Nonverbal Learning Disabilities

Parents and Physicians Working Together

Planning for Postsecondary Transition

Putting the Discrepancy Model to Rest

Reaching for Resilience

Reading Comprehension: Reading for Meaning

Recognition & Response: RTI Goes to Preschool

Redshirting: A "Moving" Experience

Research: A Powerful Tool for Parents and Educators

Research in Math Learning Disabilities

Response to Intervention: A Primer

Response to Intervention: Tiers Without Tears

Scientifically Based Practice: Show Me the Evidence

Scientifically Based Practices: Part II

Social and Emotional Challenges of Learning Disabilities

Strategic Instruction Model: How to Teach, How to Learn

Success In the General Education Curriculum

Talking about Learning Disabilities

Teaching Reading to Teens with Learning Disabilities

The Neurobiology of Learning Disabilities

The Social/Emotional Side of Learning Disabilities

The Transition From Preschool to Kindergarten

The U.S. Department of Education's Regional Lab Program

Thoughts about Math and Learning Disabilities

Transitioning to College and Beyond

Understanding Accommodations

U.S. Department of Education: A Source of Research

What Works vs. Whatever Works

LD Expressions

Artwork by students with LD!

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Artwork by Zac C.
Indianapolis, IN

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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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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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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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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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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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Artwork by Matthew V.
Linwood, NJ

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Artwork by Michael 0.
Bayside, NY

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Artwork by Nicole E.
Bay Harbor, FL

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