Resource Articles
A learning disabled child is not just someone who is having a difficult time in the classroom. Learning disabilities are neurologically based disorders that affect the brain’s ability to receive, process and retrieve information. Learning disabled children often have average to very superior intelligence, yet their achievements hardly approach their innate potentials. They learn differently from other children. The more that a teacher knows about learning disabilities, the better he will be able to teach the struggling students in his classroom. The more that a parent knows about learning disabilities, the better he will be able to advocate for his child.
- How can we help children struggling with dyslexia?
- Dyslexia: The Hidden Disability
- Can MRI Brain Scans Identify Children with Dyslexia?
- Learning, Disabilities, Dyslexia and Vision
- Dyslexia Basics
- Clues to Dyslexia in Early Childhood
- Jewish Chronicle Dyslexia Article
- Kol Koreh Article in Mishpacha FF 507- The Dyslexic Mind
- 2016 Dr. Rinat Green Connections Article
- Dyslexia: The Hidden Disability
- Learning, Disabilities, Dyslexia and Vision
