Guides: Disability Specific Resources: Learning Disabilities
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Information: Learning Disability
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This information guide is written by New Horizons Un-Limited. The guide provides information about this disability including Definition, Types, Causes, Characteristics, and Statistics. We envision a world with the inclusion and participation of individuals with disabilities in our communities, our workplaces and our lives so we also include information on Awareness, Viewpoint, Needs and Solutions, Therapy and Rehabilitation, On-line Discussion Forum, and where to go on the Internet to Learn More about this disability.
Links to Publications by Others
Developing Recreation Skills in Persons with Learning Disabilities has excerpts of an article by
Lorraine C. Peniston, foreword
by Regina Cicci, Ph.D. and discusses the case how persons with learning disabilities can benefit from recreational activities.
Life Success For Students With Learning Disabilities: A Parent Guide
This guide is by the researchers at the Frostig Center in Pasadena, California and presented by LDonline. The guide is the result of 20 years of research of the lives of children and adults with learning disability and identifying factors that can lead to success.
Developing Recreation Skills in Persons with Learning Disabilities - is an article by Lorraine C. Peniston about how learning disabilities can affect how people are able to play games and sports, the benefits of recreation participation and what recreation programs can do to accommodate people with disabilities.
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