Learning Disabilities 101: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dycalculia & More

Heads Up, Teachers: Red Flags for Possible LD

Teachers are the first line of defense in recognizing and helping preschool students manage learning...

Language disorders are serious learning disabilities, but they are highly treatable — especially if...

The symptoms of expressive or receptive language disorders can vary from person to person. Read this...

Signs of a language disorder may appear as your child is learning to talk, or they may emerge after...

Nonverbal learning disorder is most often treated with a wide range of accommodations, strategies,...

Nonverbal learning disorder was a largely misunderstood and misdiagnosed condition until quite...

Nonverbal learning disorder will change in appearance as your child grows, and no two kids with NLD...

Accommodations at work or school, occupational therapy, and at-home exercises can make a big...

If you have trouble expressing yourself in writing and if others complain they can’t read your...

Dysgraphia can affect writing and fine motor skills in a number of ways as your child grows. Here’s...

Following a diagnosis of dyscalculia, use these tried-and-true interventions for managing symptoms...

If you struggle with math at home and in the workplace, you may have dyscalculia. This breakdown of...

$One way to improve math skills is to consider using a calculator to avoid basic calculations and focus on mastering concepts.$

Study these age-specific symptoms of dyscalculia to better understand how this little-known condition...

Medication won’t diminish the symptoms of dyslexia, but accommodations at school, at home, and in the...

Dyslexia isn’t just for kids. Learn the signs of this common learning disability in adults, and what...