Raising Children with Learning Disabilities

Things have certainly changed since I was found to be dyslexic as a young girl. It almost seems like every other minute another book or school program crops up to help those with learning disabilities. Back when I was a kid, my school didn't believe I was dyslexic because I was considered to be smart. Today, we know that most kids with learning disabilities are actually more likely to be among the bright ones. So while the things I suffered are probably no longer relevant to parents today, I also have a son with learning disabilities so perhaps my personal experience isn't quite as outdated as it might have been. Of course, telling a parent that they ...  Read the complete review