School Answers: Learning Disabilities Do Not Define Intelligence
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This document discusses learning disabilities and provides key facts and statistics. It notes that some highly intelligent and successful individuals like Richard Branson and Orlando Bloom have learning disabilities like dyslexia. It then provides statistics from the National Center for Learning Disabilities, such as the number of learning disabled students, the percentage that may be undiagnosed, the gender breakdown, and that there is no single known cause. The document outlines some warning signs of learning disabilities in children and advises parents to advocate for their child, arrange for testing if needed, and develop a plan once a diagnosis is made.
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1- مُترجمة ترجمة تُناسب جميع المستويات
2- تحتوي على 78 رسم توضيحي لكل كلمة موجودة بالملزمة (لكل كلمة !!!!)
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3- دقة الكتابة والصور عالية جداً جداً جداً
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School Answers: Learning Disabilities Do Not Define Intelligence
- 1. Some of the Best and Brightest are learning disabled. arabianbusiness.com tommy.comfanpop.com TulanePublicRelationslatimes.comusmagazine.com deadspin.comcelebie.com
- 3. Take Richard Branson of Virgin Airlines or actor Orlando Bloom. Both suffer from Dyslexia. They got help, and you and your child can get help too.
- 4. THE FACTS
- 5. 2.4 MILLIONLEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS
- 6. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities 2.4 million American public school students identified with learning disabilities. (Approximately 5% of the total public school enrollment.)
- 8. According to data, as many as 15% more may have undiagnosed learning issues. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 10. Two-thirds of learning disabled students are male students. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 12. There is no specific cause for learning disabilities. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 13. WITHIN THE FAMILY Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 14. Some learning disabilities can run in families. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 15. NOT EMOTIONAL OR MENTAL
- 16. Learning disabilities are NOT due to emotional or mental disabilities. Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities
- 17. WARNING SIGNS 7
- 18. Delayed Speech
- 24. Trouble with Small Motor Skills
- 25. WHAT CAN YOU DO? ADVOCATE. TEST. ACT.
- 26. Be your child’s advocate. Talk to the teacher and school. Arrange for testing. Once you have a diagnosis, come up with a plan of action.