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With more than 60 pages of of symptom breakdowns and real-world learning strategies, Signs & Symptoms of Learning Disabilities will be your go-to resource for advice and resources, including:
Self-tests to check for symptoms of common learning disabilities
Strategies to teach handwriting, improve reading fluency, or build up math skills
Tools for working with school or implementing accommodations at your job
Proper diagnosis and treatment can put your child or yourself on a level playing field and on the path to a happy life. This report can help.
6 CHAPTERS OF IN-DEPTH SYMPTOM INFORMATION
This comprehensive report includes many common learning disabilities that affect children and adults everyday. Chapters include:
DYSLEXIA
If your child struggles with reading, it could be dyslexia.
DYSGRAPHIA
Difficulties with handwriting and fine motor skills are characteristic of dysgraphia.
DYSCALCULIA
Math skills—including counting, understanding word problems, and using simple formulas—are challenging for someone with dyscalulia.
NONVERBAL LEARNING DISORDER
Most people haven’t heard of NLD—but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t cause real problems.
AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER
When your brain has trouble making sense of sounds, it could be an auditory processing issue.
LANGUAGE PROCESSING DISORDERS
Language processing disorders can get in the way of speaking and listening to others.
Self-tests to check for symptoms of common learning disabilities
Strategies to teach handwriting, improve reading fluency, or build up math skills
Tools for working with school or implementing accommodations at your job
Proper diagnosis and treatment can put your child or yourself on a level playing field and on the path to a happy life. This report can help.
6 CHAPTERS OF IN-DEPTH SYMPTOM INFORMATION
This comprehensive report includes many common learning disabilities that affect children and adults everyday. Chapters include:
DYSLEXIA
If your child struggles with reading, it could be dyslexia.
DYSGRAPHIA
Difficulties with handwriting and fine motor skills are characteristic of dysgraphia.
DYSCALCULIA
Math skills—including counting, understanding word problems, and using simple formulas—are challenging for someone with dyscalulia.
NONVERBAL LEARNING DISORDER
Most people haven’t heard of NLD—but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t cause real problems.
AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER
When your brain has trouble making sense of sounds, it could be an auditory processing issue.
LANGUAGE PROCESSING DISORDERS
Language processing disorders can get in the way of speaking and listening to others.