Learning disabilities quotes

Finding Out Your Child Has A Learning Disability: How Will You Maintain A Positive Outlook? One of the worst things parents can ever experience is discovering that their child has a disability. Many will consider physical disabilities to be more difficult, but learning disabilities (e.g., dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD) can be just as challenging and devastating. […]

Learning disabilities should not be seen as deficits, but instead as differences. Check out our masterclasses, live SYT Learn Calls, Youth Program and more to help your family with ADHD, Dyslexia, Learning Differences and Anxiety.

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Here's a quote from Christopher Reeve to celebrate World Disability Day. Hugs to those who are disabled & their families! #disability #inclusion #disabilityawareness #disabilities #disabilitypride #hiddenillness #inspirationalquotes #positivequotes #positivity #wisdom

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We would love to yell this from the rooftops. Your child's learning journey WILL likely bring challenge, and struggle, and stress....BUT...it will also bring exceptional gifts and strengths. Let's not let this part of their learning profile get ignored! If you would like to learn more about why we use "differences" and not "disabilities" or "deficits" in our language, join one of our membership communities - our PMC is for Parents and our PRH is for Professionals.

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A child with special needs will inspire you to be a special kind of person. World Down Syndrome Day.

Just because you see someone with a disability, it doesn’t mean you need to rush to fix it, or change it, or make it all better. Just support us. Be there when we need help with something, and let us be independent when we don’t. We will let you know when we need help. Most of all, remember we are just like everyone else. We just get things done a little differently sometimes. -Marie Harman https://themighty.com/topic/disability/people-with-disabilities-dont-need-to-be-fixed-or-cured/

So many of the kids that I work with are an inspiration! I was inspired today by a little fella that is working really hard to learn new words! When I see him working so hard to learn, it really makes me feel extra motivated to work hard to help! Helping those kids is one of my favorite things about being in special education and working with kids that have special needs.

The only true disability is the inability to accept and respect differences. #quotes #respect #selfrespect