Dear Diana,

You should consult court administration regarding any formal action in relation to a perceived disability.

The schools are required to use peer-reviewed, scientifically-based educational programs to the extent possible.

I am so delighted that you understand your learning disabilities and learning abilities so well. As you know, this means that you have areas of great strength and areas of weakness.

There are several options that might be appropriate for this student or for others in a similar situation.

The arts, whether as part of a separate program or integrated into your content area lessons, can offer a variety of benefits for diverse learners.

Choosing a software program for your child can be a challenge. There are many programs available and it can be difficult to sift through the options and make the right decision.

Gerald: You are correct in needing documentation if you are to use the Americans With Disabilities Act to request accommodations at work.

Many public libraries have grappled with the same issues, so looking at how other librarians have worked to make their libraries accessible is a good start.

Thanks for going the extra mile to help this young woman.

Thanks for going the extra mile to help this young woman. There are actually several underlying issues related to your question. Can this student use any kind of computer technology?