Is there life after high school? A primer for teens with learning disorders
Find out how you can help your child with a learning disability or AD/HD prepare for college, work, and independent living.
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National Study Follows Youth With Learning Disabilities from High School to Adult Life
How do youth with learning disabilities fare in high school and beyond? A government study shows mixed outcomes.
College planning for students with learning issues
Is college the best choice for your teen with a learning disability? Check out these expert guidelines for making an informed decision about postsecondary education.
Selecting A School for Our Son With LD
Learn from the voice of experience! One parent offers advice on how to research, evaluate and select the best school for a child with a learning disability.
School Psychologist Fields Parents' Queries
Parents and guest expert, Gina Robuck, discuss IEP goals, testing, writing skills, and other issues involved in raising kids with learning disabilities.
Implications of High-Stakes Testing for Students With Learning Disabilities
High school exit exams (sometimes called high-stakes tests) pose risks for students with learning disabilities. Read how to address them in your school district.
Disclosing One's Learning Disabilities in Young Adulthood
An expert offers guidelines for when, why, and how individuals should disclose their learning disabilities in a job, school, or social setting.
Learning to Spell - A Challenge for Elementary Students With LD
Get expert advice on common spelling problems in kids with learning disabilities. Then learn helpful tips for addressing those challenges.
Dollars and sense: Financial skills for teens with learning disabilities
Help your child with LD or AD/HD develop his money management know-how with these expert tips.
Identified With LD in Grad School: A Struggling Student Reflects
A culturally diverse graduate student with LD and AD/HD shares her insights and advice with parents and younger kids.
