Reading disabilities

Do you have a book that you really related to? 💕 ••••••••••••••• While I’ve been a reader my whole life, it wasn’t until I read books featuring characters with my disability and chronic illnesses that I really and truly felt seen. This is the first time I’ve publicly acknowledged that I’m disabled and it really didn’t hit me that I was until I was filling out a job application a couple of months ago and it asked “do you have a disability? (For example RA, etc…)” and I realized that my…

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Reading disabilities are pretty common but can be confusing because there are several different reasons why your child may be struggling with literacy. Educators and specialists often look at several areas when determining if a child has a reading disability. The Simple View of Reading

☆ recommendations for disability pride month!🥄🤍 QOTD: anything you would add to this list? I’m always looking for more recs! Happy Saturday! If you didn’t know, July is Disability Pride Month because it is the anniversary of when the ADA was passed! This law allows so many people to have accommodations at work/school and more, something that I have benefited from and am grateful for. As someone who lives with several chronic illnesses/health conditions, I had to acknowledge this month w...

☆ recommendations for disability pride month!🥄🤍 QOTD: anything you would add to this list? I’m always looking for more recs! Happy Saturday! If you didn’t know, July is Disability Pride Month because it is the anniversary of when the ADA was passed! This law allows so many people to have accommodations at work/school and more, something that I have benefited from and am grateful for. As someone who lives with several chronic illnesses/health conditions, I had to acknowledge this month w...

graphic novel disability rep. books included: -allergic by megan wagner lloyd and michelle mee nutter -sensory, life on the spectrum, an autistic comics anthology -mooncakes by wendy xu and suzanne walker -notes from a sick bed by tessa brunton -the tea dragon society by katie o niel #EDS #Hypermobility #ZebraStrong #DisabilityPride #DisabilityAdvocate #Spoonie #DisabilityInclusion #Disabled #ServiceDog #AssistanceDog #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #ActuallyAutistic #ServiceDogHandler…

These classroom strategies will help kids with learning disabilities achieve success.

☆ recommendations for disability pride month!🥄🤍 QOTD: anything you would add to this list? I’m always looking for more recs! Happy Saturday! If you didn’t know, July is Disability Pride Month because it is the anniversary of when the ADA was passed! This law allows so many people to have accommodations at work/school and more, something that I have benefited from and am grateful for. As someone who lives with several chronic illnesses/health conditions, I had to acknowledge this month w...

☆ LGBTQ+ reads with disability representation! 🫶🏻 QOTD: Are you reading anything in honor of pride month? Happy Friday! 🤍 Since it’s Pride month, I wanted to put together a list of some books that have both LGBTQ+ and disability representation! I did this last year and wanted to make a new one for 2025! As you guys know, I love reading books with disability rep & I’m excited to be sharing another post, one that has lots of representation! Some of these books are ones that I have…

Do you ever wonder why your child struggles with reading while others seem to glide through books with ease? Reading challenges are more common than you might think, and they have nothing to do with a child's intelligence or capability. Children learn and process information differently. Dive into this week’s blog on the types of reading disabilities. Unlock the key to supporting your special needs child's unique reading journey and watch their confidence soar.

☆ recommendations for disability pride month!🥄🤍 QOTD: anything you would add to this list? I’m always looking for more recs! Happy Saturday! If you didn’t know, July is Disability Pride Month because it is the anniversary of when the ADA was passed! This law allows so many people to have accommodations at work/school and more, something that I have benefited from and am grateful for. As someone who lives with several chronic illnesses/health conditions, I had to acknowledge this month w...

Looking to invest in your disabled loved one by providing them with the tools to thrive in 2023? We’ve compiled a list of assistive technology resources across the web to help in your search.

Found these really cool books at the library! I brought home the polished hoe book but I really liked the learning disability book as a somone with a learning disability but even tho I didn’t bring that one home I did snag a pic of it!

Here is we disuss about the meaning of SLD in special education and the various types of learning disabilities that fall under this category. It is essential to identify SLD early so that learners can receive the necessary interventions and support to develop compensatory strategies and overcome the challenges they face in learning. #learning #specificlearningdisbilities #education . you can also download the PDF version the link is given below as.

☆ LGBTQ+ reads with disability representation! 🫶🏻 QOTD: Are you reading anything in honor of pride month? Happy Friday! 🤍 Since it’s Pride month, I wanted to put together a list of some books that have both LGBTQ+ and disability representation! I did this last year and wanted to make a new one for 2025! As you guys know, I love reading books with disability rep & I’m excited to be sharing another post, one that has lots of representation! Some of these books are ones that I have…

INDS 1100 Interior Design Fundamentals students have been learning and reviewing the built environment in relationship to ADA- Americans with Disabilities Act. The interior design program borrowed a wheelchair from the Medical Assisting program for site analysis. Students toured the ATC campus focusing on turning radius, reach distances, access to all building's features (bathrooms, classrooms, library), ramps, and entrances.

☆ recommendations for disability pride month!🥄🤍 QOTD: anything you would add to this list? I’m always looking for more recs! Happy Saturday! If you didn’t know, July is Disability Pride Month because it is the anniversary of when the ADA was passed! This law allows so many people to have accommodations at work/school and more, something that I have benefited from and am grateful for. As someone who lives with several chronic illnesses/health conditions, I had to acknowledge this month w...