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The survival guide for kids with LD* : (*learning differences)

Rhoda Woods Cummings

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Publish date: 20 November 2023

Summary

"Kids with LD can learn--they just learn differently. Young people labeled with a "learning disability" or "learning disorder" will find a welcome resource in this fully revised and updated survival guide. The book retains the warmth, affirmation, and straightforward approach of earlier editions while incorporating current information about why some kids have LD and what supports are available, including new technologies. It defines different kinds of LD, describes a range of learning aids, helps kids deal with bullying and difficult feelings, suggests ways to make friends, and inspires young people to set goals for the future. Readers will find quizzes, think-about-it questions, stories, and quotes from other kids with LD. A special section discusses how IEPs and 504 Plans help kids with learning difficulties succeed in school. Includes a chapter written to parents and teachers along with resources for kids and adults"--|"Information and tips for kids with learning differences. Includes information about why some kids have LD; defines different kinds of LD; explains IEPs and 504 plans; describes supports and learning aids; and gives advice for how to handle social and emotional challenges. Includes resources and tips for parents and teachers"--

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Updated: 20 November 2023

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