Is My Child's Behavior the Sign of a Learning Disability?

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Is My Child's Behavior the Sign of a Learning Disability?

Behaviors Linked with LD

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By: Annie Stuart
Published Date: June 28, 2010 12:39 PM

This article offers a brief overview of some behavioral red flags of learning disabilities. Remember: even when LD is linked to puzzling behaviors, it's likely other factors contribute as well.

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