WELCOME!
If your child is struggling in school, or with learning at home, we're here to help you help your child. Learning Abled Kids is a resource and support site designed to provide families with information, curriculum resources, and tools to help you teach your bright child with learning difficulties at home. You'll find information about reading disabilities, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD), ADD, ADHD, homeschool curriculum recommendations, tools for teaching and learning, and a whole lot more.
If your child is in school, we don't really deal with getting the school to do their job right, but if you are considering homeschooling, you're not alone. Our support group has nearly 1,400 members--all educating children who struggle at home. If homeschooling seems an "impossibility", please read these articles: Homeschool Jitters and You CAN Homeschool. Additionally, there are Yahoo! groups that deal with homeschooling while working.
If you want help, support, or need some direction, please join our Yahoo! group! We have great parents who are home schooling children with specific learning disabilities, who can relate to the challenges you face, and can help direct you to resources to help you overcome your child's struggles. We have a nice mix of people who can relate to almost any specific learning disability you are dealing with.
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Whatever situation or learning difficulty you are working with, we hope we can help! You may find kindred spirits in our support group, so please join us and breathe a sigh of relief!
Best Wishes, Sandy
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