Learning disabilities and communication are closely linked, with various disorders affecting a person’s ability to read, write, listen, and speak. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, and receptive and expressive language disorders are all examples of how learning disabilities can impact communication. However, with proper treatment and therapy, people with learning disabilities can […]
Adults with intellectual disabilities have low general intelligence and struggle with adaptive behaviors. They may have difficulty remembering, communicating, and understanding, and may lack social skills or be unable to care for themselves. Some disabilities are caused by specific disorders. With support, these adults can lead happy and productive lives. There are two main features […]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects people with disabilities from discrimination and barriers. It has five main sections, or titles, that cover employment, state and local government activities, private enterprise accessibility, telephone services, and federal agency guidance. The ADA was amended in 2008 to broaden its interpretation. The Americans with Disabilities Act is a […]
The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAID) is a non-profit organization that advocates for people with developmental and mental disabilities. They offer support to families, healthcare professionals, and individuals, and act as an advocate for legislation. AAID publishes resources for professionals and has a mission to support equality, inclusion, and participation in society. […]
Children with learning disabilities are at greater risk of mental health problems, including depression, as they may misinterpret social interactions and struggle with self-esteem. ADHD can also complicate learning disabilities. Signs of depression include changes in grooming, eating, and sleeping habits, loss of interest in activities, lethargy, difficulty concentrating, and talking about suicide. Parents should […]
The article discusses common physical disabilities, including visual and hearing impairments, skeletal injuries, and hereditary disorders. It also mentions the use of assistive devices and laws to protect people with disabilities from discrimination. There are several types of common physical disabilities. Sometimes these disabilities are due to a disorder a person was born with. Other […]
Mobility disabilities can result in difficulty walking and physical tasks. They can be congenital or acquired, and may require physical therapy or workplace accommodations. Laws protect people with disabilities from discrimination. Multiple disabilities can complicate management and lead to further complications. Mobility disabilities are disabilities that result in mobility impairments, where people have difficulty walking […]
Physical disabilities impair daily activities and independence. They can affect mobility, hearing, speech, vision, or cognition. Disabilities can be congenital or acquired, and some may not be immediately apparent. They can include mobility, cognitive, psychological, vision, and hearing impairments, as well as invisible disabilities. Physical disabilities are medical conditions that impair a person’s ability to […]
Teaching students with physical disabilities may require adjustments to classroom activities. They may need specialized methods, aides, or special education teachers. Inclusion in normal activities is important. Accessibility and safety should be considered. Adult learners with disabilities also require specialized attention and can advocate for themselves. Teaching students with physical disabilities may require adjustments to […]
Learning disabilities affect 10-40% of the population, with some being misdiagnosed as learning differences. Common disabilities include ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia. These do not indicate a lack of intelligence, but can make standard education difficult. Early intervention and accommodations can help students succeed. Learning disabilities or learning disabilities can affect approximately 10-40% of the […]
