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1). 10 Ways You Can Advocate For Your Child With A Learning Disa Did you know that you are the most important person in your child’s life? Of course you did.But did you know that parents of children with lea 2). Advocating for Your Child with LD Advocate: you've probably heard the term before. But what does it mean to you?Advocating happens when you speak on behalf of someone else. You 3). Alias: 'Aptitude' Be aware. You may become totally overwhelmed when you get the results of the special education testing on your child. There is a lot of "stuff" on tha 4). Aptitude, Achievement, Processing Deficit - What Does It All You are sitting with the professionals who know about learning disabilities. They have been explaining what they will be looking for when they test yo 5). Details, Details, Details I have a dear friend who, as our Consulting Resource Teacher, does much of the special education testing in our school district. Recently, I asked her 6). Clear and Appropriate Assignments As a teacher of students with learning disabilities, I found that one of the most difficult things for many of my students was understanding and compl 7). Just What Is a Learning Disability, Anyway? A learning disability is defined as a permanent problem that affects a person with average to above average intelligence, in the way that he/she recei