Children's Voice, March 1st, 2008
Truth be told, leaniing disabilities (LD) are not easily explained. Individuals with LD can have significant challenges in more than one area of skill development and performance, and because learning doesn't take place in a vacuum, socialemotional and behavioral issues often mask or exacerbate the effects of LD.
As individuals are exposed to new information and experiences and build strategies to work around their areas of struggle, the effects of their learning disabilities can change, for better or worse. Add a person's overall personality, motivation, and opportunities to the mix, and it ...
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