Announcing Our Keynote Sessions for LDACON62!
February 27th, 2025: Are we Empowering Students with Learning Disabilities to Thrive in a Rigorous General Education Curriculum? The most recent National Assessment of Educational
February 27th, 2025: Are we Empowering Students with Learning Disabilities to Thrive in a Rigorous General Education Curriculum? The most recent National Assessment of Educational
In the next town over from our LDA Healthy Children Project Director, Tracy Gregoire, there was an accidental discharge of 1600 gallons of PFAS firefighting
As the school year kicks off, many parents are juggling a mix of excitement and nerves. For those of us with kids who deal with
Since 1964, Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDAA) has provided support to people with learning disabilities, their parents, teachers and other professionals with cutting edge
Board members, Joan Teach and Robin Blankenhorn, represented LDA of GA at the North Fulton Special Needs Expo and Fun Day on April 14, 2024. They shared information about learning disabilities and the Learning Disabilities Association with event participants.
Do you ever feel as if you are the only one walking in your shoes? Would you like to connect with others experiencing some of the same issues? We can provide a connection.
Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) are critical tools in the realm of special education, designed to make sure that students with disabilities receive appropriate instruction and support. Despite their importance, IEPs can be complex and sometimes
confusing for parents, educators, and even students. This article aims to answer common questions that you might have about IEPs.
Be a speaker at our 62nd Annual International Conference in Orlando! Submit your presentation by June 15th! Learn more about what we’re looking for below:
Bev Johns As a parent or educator, you may be making this plea. A child is upset, and you are not sure why, but his
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