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LD Basics
Learning disabilities (LD) are neurological disorders that can make it difficult to acquire certain academic and social skills. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or an adult with LD, learning about LD will help you support your child’s or your own success in learning and life. |
Did You Know
Learning disabilities are not caused by economic disadvantage, environmental factors, or cultural differences.
LD Explained
What is and isn't a learning disability (LD)? LD is more than a difference or difficulty with learning — it is a neurological disorder that affects the brain's ability to receive, process, store, and respond to information. Learn more ›
Language & Math
Learning disabilities (LD) are a group of disorders than can impact many areas of learning, including reading, writing, spelling, math, listening, and oral expression. Learn how LD may affect these different skill areas. Learn more ›
Executive Functioning
Executive functioning describes a set of mental processes that helps people to connect past experience with present action. Learn how executive function governs your child's ability to manage time, make plans, and keep track of more than one thing at once. Learn more ›
Social & Emotional Issues
Healthy social and emotional skills are the most consistent indicators of success for people with LD, even more so than academic factors. Your child's ability to develop coping skills and to build meaningful friendships will have a positive impact well beyond the school years. Learn more ›
Keys for Success
Many people with learning disabilities lead satisfying, thriving, and successful lives. Learn what factors support success: the strategies and mindsets people use to work with and around their learning disabilities. Learn more ›
Research Roundup Archive
Each month NCLD's Director of Professional Services, Sheldon H. Horowitz, Ed.D., writes a column on an LD-related topic for LD News. This section features the archive of Dr. Horowitz's "Research Roundup" articles. Learn more ›
Related Issues
Many other conditions may coexist with learning disabilities, such as AD/HD, behavioral problems, and executive functioning difficulties. Understand them to better understand your child. Learn more ›
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LD Expressions
Artwork by students with LD!
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Artwork by Zac C. Indianapolis, IN
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Artwork by Tiana L. Whitestone, NY
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Artwork by Sarah S. Nashville, TN
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Artwork by Samantha J. Bayside, NY
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Artwork by Richard C. Birmingham, MI
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Artwork by Raquel R. Bayside, NY
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Artwork by Rachel M. Boise, ID
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Artwork by Emily C. Elk Grove Village, IL
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Artwork by Connor P. Lawrenceville, GA
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Artwork by Christopher F. St. Louis, MO
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Artwork by Ruben V. Bay Harbor, FL
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Artwork by Abha R. Mumbai, India
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Artwork by Alec B. Nashville, TN
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Artwork by Ben H. Yorktown Heights, NY
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Artwork from Chris B. Bay Harbor, FL
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Artwork by Ciaran W. Nashville, TN
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Artwork by Connor D. Ontario, Canada
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Artwork by Ellie S. St. Louis, MO
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Artwork by Jennifer M. New York, NY
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Artwork by Joshua P. Indianapolis-IN
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Artwork by Justin B. Nashville, TN
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Artwork by Malcolm J. ColoradoSprings, CO
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Artwork by Matthew V. Linwood, NJ
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Artwork by Michael 0. Bayside, NY
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Artwork by Nicole E. Bay Harbor, FL
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