2019 Early Conference Registration Open!
With the proper supports, the 1 in 5 can thrive. Come to #LDACon in February to learn from professionals across the country who will be presenting the latest research and best practices for individuals with learning and attention issues.
The Learning Disabilities Association of America believes that every person with learning disabilities can succeed in school, at work, in relationships, and within the community when provided the right supports and the right opportunities.
Committed to the study of learning disabilities through all stages of life, this journal provides the most current information on research, practice, theory, issues, and trends to broaden understanding and improve quality of life.
Learning Disabilities Association of America created the Healthy Children Project to raise awareness, promote policies and practices, and to build a nationwide network of LDA members to protect children’s health and reduce toxic exposures.
LDA Responds to Federal Commission on School Safety Report
The Learning Disabilities Association of America has the following response to the release of the report of the Federal Commission on School Safety: The Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) is pleased that today’s report highlights best practices such as the use of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports and a continuum of mental health services both in school and community settings. However, these practices are not new and, in fact, are already being implemented in schools around the country. LDA supports continuing and increasing these policies and practices. Of deeper concern to LDA is the Commission’s recommendation to… Read More »
Leading Organizations in the Field Challenge Myths about Learning Disabilities including Dyslexia
Myths about learning disabilities rob many of their potential to succeed and contribute in school and in the workplace, according to a white paper released during Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia Month in October by the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) and the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA). IDA and LDA recognize that in the absence of accurate and early identification and intervention, individuals with learning disabilities are at grave risk of never accessing their full academic, creative, and career potential. The untapped potential of individuals with learning disabilities is not simply a matter of personal tragedy. Under-serving this significant population… Read More »
It’s Learning Disabilities Awareness Month!
The Learning Disabilities Association of America is working hard this month to shine the spotlight on learning disabilities. It’s important to focus less on the disabilities aspect and focus more on the incredible abilities so many of these individuals possess as well as to emphasize the phenomenal achievements and important strides so many of these individuals have made. A calendar, offering free webinars, links to great apps, and a wealth of information not only about learning disabilities, but additional resources that could be helpful to you and your family can be found by clicking here. Keep an eye on our social media and be sure to sign up… Read More »
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This is the main mailing list for all news coming from the Learning Disabilities Association of America.What will you get from the 2019 International Conference?
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Throughout January, we will be introducing you to some of our speakers for our upcoming Annual Conference. First up, meet Eric McGehearty! Eric McGehearty, our Adult Luncheon speaker in Fort Worth, is a fascinating entrepreneur and artist with Dyslexia. In this interview, Eric provides some positive insights on the power of having dyslexia. Don’t miss this video and be sure to register for the conference today to catch his live presentation. #LDACon buff.ly/2TJck85
The LDA Annual International Conference is about so much more than facts about learning disabilities. If you haven't signed up yet, you are missing out on not just great speakers, but also a wonderful community of educators, parents, administrators, researchers and more!
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Mark your calendar and help us share the Southern Arizona Education Job Fair and the Statewide Education Job Fair sponsored by The Arizona Department of Education. The Education Job Fairs are a community event filling all educational careers in Arizona. This job fair will be hosting districts, charter holders, and local educational partners to support educators!
Registration form is in the post below!
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