Visit these sites to learn more about dyslexia and related learning disabilities.
and Educators – Maintains professional standards for the Orton-Gillingham Approach.
– Delivers strategies, support, and resources for those with ADHD, LD, and/or ADD.
- Information, issues, helpful tips, tools and resources for students.
– Information and resources to help adults with ADHD lead better lives.
– Provides education and support for those with ADHD.
– Guide to College Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities.
- List of Schools for Students with a Learning Disability
– Housed in the Services for Students with Disabilities office at the University of Michigan.
Current research findings and best practices for dyslexics, parents, employers, and professionals who have the privilege to work with them.
– National mentoring movement pairing kids who have LD/ADHD with college and high school mentors similarly labeled.
– An excellent source of information breaking down the transition process, accommodations, scholarships, and more that learning-impaired students should be prepared with.
- A toolkit to support students who are navigating college with a learning disability.
– An international organization that concerns itself with the complex issues of dyslexia.
– Accredits quality training courses for the professional preparation of multisensory structured language education specialists.
(formerly RFB&D) – A leading provider of audiobooks, and a resource to students in need, parents, families, and educators.
– The world’s leading website for accurate and up-to-date information and advice about learning disabilities and ADHD.
– Advocates for individuals with learning disabilities.
– A partnership of 14 leading education associations dedicated to improving student learning in public schools.
– Improves the lives of all people with learning difficulties and disabilities by empowering
parents, enabling young adults, transforming schools, and creating policy and advocacy impact.
– Educates, guides, and inspires families of children with LD’s or ADHD changing the perception of
learning disabilities as a stigmatizing condition.
– Promotes the scientific study of reading and disseminates information about reading and related areas such as language and literacy.
– 15 non-profit organizations joined forces to support parents of children with learning and attention issues.
– Offers accurate, reliable information about special education law, education law, and advocacy for children with disabilities.
– A leading source of advocacy and information to better lives of people with dyslexia.