Category: Learning Disability

Learning Disability

Famous People With Learning Disabilities

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You have probably heard of Michael Phelps, the American swimmer who is the most decorated Olympian of all time with an astounding 23 gold medals. You also probably know Keira Knightley, the English actress who has won two Academy Awards. How about Gavin Newsom, the Governor of the state of California and the popular singer Jewel and the legendary director Steven Spielberg? What do all of these people have in common? They are all famous people with learning disabilities. You can click here to learn more information.

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Language Processing Disorder in Adults

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I’m sure there have been times that everyone had trouble expressing themselves fully. It’s there but you can’t put it into words. That is simply a small hiccup in processing language. Almost everyone needs to talk to have fluid communication with people. Though language processing disorder can negatively impact it. Language processing disorder is trouble …

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Jobs for People with Learning Disability

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People with a learning disability may find it difficult to read, write or process the information they hear. This, however, should not inhibit people with any of these learning disabilities to be contributors to the job market. There are many things they can do where these disabilities will have little to no effect at all on their job performance.

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What Exactly Is Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor Deficit?

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visual perceptual/visual motor deficit

Sight is one of the many things that, humans, usually take for granted. We get most of the information from outside with our eyes. Therefore, it is of no question that our eyes are very important. It would be a true horror for us to have some sort of problem with it. People with visual perceptual/visual motor deficits have issues comprehending their visual information. Most often, kids or people with learning disabilities have this condition sometimes people with brain damage have this condition. These kinds of issues can be subtle or worse. When it is subtle, a person can spend a lifetime before knowing they have such a condition which is precisely why people should be informed to check whether they or the people they know have this condition. By being informed of this we can help these people to make their lives easier and more comfortable. The visual perceptual/visual motor deficit has a lot of signs and symptoms to look for which can make it easier to determine the condition. Simply view this website to know what they are.