Teachers and Families: Open This Virtual Beach Bag of Summer Learning Activities!
Summer can be a time for children to learn their own way instead of the school way. LD OnLine is offering a beach bag of Learning Activities for LD Students that teachers can use to help families prepare for their summer.
Visit our Kidzone for creative work by kids with learning disabilities. View their art, and read their stories. Children can submit their own work too.
What's New
Finding Evidence to Prove Your Child's Needs
Read Tests and Measurements for the Parent, Teacher, Advocate and Attorney to learn how to convince education decision makers to provide the right services for your child. Our Evaluation/LD Testing collection has more information on this topic.
Top Ten List for LD Teenagers in Transition to Adulthood
Use the summer as an opportunity to start thinking about your future. Top Ten Things to Think About As You Prepare for Your Transition to Adulthood will help you get started!
Today's LD News
May 9, 2008
Proposal Limits Progress Reports
The Washington Post
Dyslexia and The Children's Book: Henry Winkler's Hero Finds Unique Solutions To School Problems
Andover Townsman (MA)
Dyslexic Makes Good 'bAd' Movie
The Herald (CA)
More Highlights
Appreciate Teachers
Teacher's Appreciation Week is May 4th -10th! Send an e-card to a teacher who is important to you, with a specific message telling them what you appreciate about them. And visit our Teacher Appreciation page.
Get Text That Your Child Can Easily Read
Get electronic text for your child's computer so that she can keep up in class. Making the Written Word Easier for Readers with Print Disabilities tells you how.
Participate in Our Survey: What's Hot and What Should Be Hot
LD OnLine would like to find out which topic you think should be hot in special education! Fill out our online survey.
Browse Our Books
Our Recommended Books section continues to grow. Take a moment to review these books and see if they can help in your professional development.
Contributions From You
Today's First Person Essay
The light at the end of the tunnel is right before your eyes by Janet Williamson
A poem about ADHD by a mother & her two sons.
