Feb
12
2007
When a teacher encounters a child that has trouble with words, written or spoken, they get a pretty good idea what the problem may stem from. Generally speaking, when language is an issue, it most probably is the direct result of a learning disability. With so many disorders and conditions these days, it is not [...]
Feb
11
2007
Students spend the first eighteen years of their lives acquiring the skills that they need to succeed in the rest of their lives. During these years, the school and the home are the important centers for these young people. They do not have to worry about jobs and bosses in most cases although some may [...]
Feb
11
2007
The range of transitional services that benefit people with any sort of learning disorder in the United States is rapidly growing. This is through rehabilitation agencies according to the state that you live in. Where vocational rehabilitation and academic focus merge, is the main point of interest with the whole issue on learning disorders, this [...]
Feb
10
2007
For a teacher, handling a child with a learning disability can be more than a challenge. There are so many kids in the classroom and having to deal with constant interruptions from an LD child due to frustration or lack of concentration can be disturbing to all. How a teacher handles the challenge of a [...]
Feb
09
2007
Your child has just completed a task that so many thought they never would, they finished high school, and graduated. If your child has a learning disability, he or she have surpassed the expected outcome, and is looking for more. This is a wonderful thing, for them as people with a disability, and you as [...]
Feb
08
2007
During freshman orientation you were advised by your orientation counselor to review your class notes everyday. There are times that you just can’t commit that much time daily to studying. Most college kids experience this at some point or another in their college career. The cost of procrastinating with studying means that you have to [...]
Feb
07
2007
Research on APD, or auditory memory problems is an ongoing process. There is apparently much to learn regarding this disorder. Determining the best treatment for individual cases is the primary objective. There are many treatments available today for this condition, although some of which are not available commercially. Any method of treatment that could be [...]
Feb
06
2007
Parents are the first people a child looks for support, love, protection and understanding. A child learns his or her first words from the parents and is introduced to almost everything else in life by them as well so, teaching comes naturally to parents due to which reason many of them have chosen to home [...]
Feb
06
2007
Home school programs provide a new set of options for parents and students looking for the best education possible. Most people who opt out of the traditional schools do not want an easy path for their children, but they want a quality education. The home school materials are appropriate for children to use to get [...]
Feb
05
2007
For home school in Tennessee, parents have two options in letting their child attend homeschool– one is for church-related home schools and the other is for independent home schools.
A church-related home school in Tennessee is an educational facility that is operated under parochial, denominational or other valid church organizations that have passed the standards of [...]
Feb
05
2007
What does it take for a parent or teacher to get a child to love the idea of learning, when the child is afflicted with a learning disorder? This has been a question that has run through the minds of the parents and teachers alike for some time. Often what they find, is that the [...]
Feb
05
2007
Have you ever wondered why your child has such horrible handwriting? Do you consider this mere laziness when it comes to their homework or class studies? It may not be that simple. There is a condition that causes poor page line organization, communication in writing skills and hand fatigue. It is known as Dysgraphia, and [...]
Feb
04
2007
In every state, different laws about home schooling is followed. When you’ve just moved to San Antonio, Texas and you have no idea where to start in registering your child for home school, you need to understand that the steps and rules of your past location may differ with the laws set for parents to [...]
Feb
04
2007
In a classroom of approximately 25 children, it is rather easy to pinpoint a problem with a child that just cannot seem to sit still. The teacher can assume that there may be a problem, as she has tried to address the situation several times in the classroom. If, for whatever reason, the teacher is [...]
Feb
04
2007
A learning disability is a type of neurological disorder where a person’s brain is structured differently than most other people. These slight differences can affect how a person talks, listens, reads, writes, and many other processes. Some disorders are physically seen and can explain why and person has LD, while others are microscopic and cannot [...]
Feb
03
2007
More people turn to home schools for their children every year, and the home school materials available increase with the great demand. The home school materials available on the market are exceptional, and just as good if not better than the materials used in regular schools. The home school materials are geared to instruction without [...]
Feb
03
2007
Now that you have associated the lack of progression in your child’s schoolwork with a form of learning disorder, what then? Are there places to help with this? Yes, indeed there are. Many times, all it takes it a trip to you pediatrician, as they have at their fingertips a slue of knowledge and solutions. [...]
Feb
03
2007
Part of the autism spectrum disorders, Asperger Syndrome (AS) is a type of developmental disorder. This particular group of neurological conditions is usually accompanied by repetitive thought and behavior patterns and degrees of communication and language impairment. Unlike most children with autism, Asperger children will retain their early language skills. Unlike children with Nonverbal Learning [...]
Feb
03
2007
IDEA stands for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which is a special education law designed to protect and help those who suffer from LD (learning disabilities) and other types of disabilities. Originally put in place in 1975, it has been modified and improved as late as 2004. This law was passed to make sure [...]
Feb
02
2007
Studying in college is similar to studying in high school in several ways. However, for the most part, the way that students study in college is vastly different from the way they studied in high school. In high school, teachers are constantly reminding students that they must study. Days and sometimes even weeks before a [...]