| They may have a nonverbal learning disability, Asperger's syndrome, high-functioning autism, mild retardation or traumatic brain damage. |
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| Computer programs have been developed to assist children with learning disability. |
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| Joze was a leading figure in the field of psychiatry of learning disability. |
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| Classification systems vary in terminology, but most distinguish on the basis of the severity of the learning disability. |
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| Undoubtedly, there are students who suffer from the severe learning disability, dyslexia. |
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| Having a learning disability does not cause epilepsy and nor does epilepsy cause a learning disability. |
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| I really truly believe that I have dyscalculia, which is a learning disability like dyslexia, only with math instead of language. |
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| A child with a learning disability may have goals in the areas of improving reading and math skills. |
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| The presence of a learning disability, such as attention problems, hyperactivity or dyslexia, may play a role in the risk of criminal offending. |
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| However, her results in the test were due to a learning disability, dyslexia in auditory processing. |
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| For-profit providers and charities dominate the learning disability sector. |
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| Is stuttering considered a speech impediment or a learning disability? |
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| It is difficult to predicting the result of a learning disability on independence, learning and employment from cause of disability. |
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| An employee with a learning disability, for example, is the best judge of whether she or he is having difficulty reading an instruction manual. |
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| Desai's role is a model of what learning disability campaigners want to keep in place. |
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| But the media reacted to what was clearly a calculated piece of rhetoric as if Romney had a learning disability. |
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| Or a sibling may have a learning disability that hinders his or her efforts. |
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| The eleventh and twelfth chapters are also related to assessment of learning disability with language based test and remediation of reading disabilities. |
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| But it could be worse: 1,200 people with a learning disability die avoidably in the NHS every year. |
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| The psychologist who did the testing told me that I had a learning disability called dyslexia. |
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| She was raised thinking that she had been briefly deprived of oxygen during a difficult birth resulting in a learning disability. |
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| Ability to understand verbal instruction and to answer will decrease rapidly for many people as level of learning disability increases with severity of disability. |
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| It is the responsibility of the board to identify or not to identify a student as a student with a handicap, social maladjustment or learning disability. |
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| I think I had some... learning disability. |
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| About 150,000 adults in England receive learning disability services. |
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| McCarthy believes domestic violence services must become more aware of learning disability while learning disability services must appreciate the risk for abuse within relationships. |
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| A severe learning disability was also revealed. |
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| They were very much aware of the fact that I had a learning disability. |
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| For example, if an offender has a learning disability, the treatment strategy should address this and incorporate a learning technique that the offender is able to understand. |
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| In a case that involved aptitude tests used to determine eligibility for second language training, the Court considered the effects of such testing on persons with a certain type of learning disability. |
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| Claims that meet this profile represent a student who is diagnosed with a learning disability and who demonstrates significant difficulty with academic achievement and behaviours that affect learning. |
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| Students classified as having a specific learning disability are not mentally retarded. |
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| In British Columbia it is estimated that three percent of students have a learning disability. |
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| A learning disability nurse first and foremost needs to have a genuine desire to promote the rights of people with learning disabilities. |
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| Lots of people with a learning disability who didn't vote in the local elections last year said that they didn't know which party to vote for. |
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| Warren, 12, has autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and a learning disability. |
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| The child's learning disability was only one facet of the problems contributing to his delinquency. |
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| Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust employs 3,000 staff providing mental health and learning disability services in the city and county. |
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| Exclusion criteria included otorrhoea, visual impairment, learning disability, and poor gross motor skills rendering the patient incapable of tapping the screen. |
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| Poorer health outcomes Only 24 per cent of people with a learning disability are in residential care, hence the majority continue to live either independently or with family. |
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| These have included learning disability, developmental disabilities, special care, special needs, mental handicap, mental subnormality, mental retardation and psychopaedic. |
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| Three years ago, my young son was first diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, and since that time my awareness of this learning disability has dramatically increased. |
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| Educators who are earning degrees as learning disability specialists should... understand the differences between learning disabilities and other exceptionalities. |
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| Therefore South Tees CCG is committed to achieving ongoing improvements in the quality and uptake of annual health checks for individuals with a learning disability. |
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| Many parents do not understand Learning Disability and think the children are simply dull. |
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| Jim Crowe of Scovo, the Standing Conference of Voluntary Organisations for People with a Learning Disability, based in Cardiff said he was very concerned. |
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